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sunnyfiny [2017-02-03 16:43:24 +0000 UTC]
The stylised flowers are so beautiful, I can see them as a fabric pattern! In addition to all the deeper meaning of course, and taking nothing away from that.
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Kuume [2016-12-21 13:26:30 +0000 UTC]
When I look at this, I come to think of the inner garden of the mind being constrained by one's role in society. I love the lush growth of those plants behind the bars, it's like one little corner of a vast jungle. The prints on his shirt are like a vague reminder of this inner reality, but cannot really match it. I wonder how do you interpret this picture yourself?
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Gawarin In reply to Kuume [2017-01-23 12:00:25 +0000 UTC]
Thank you so much much for this great comment, I love it when somebody is finding some things and connections in my work I didn't even know I put in them. It was actually hard to answer this, because it made me think a lot... I usually work in a very intuitive way, something pops in my head so I capture it, or I just start painting and I don't know how it will turn in the end. Majority of the Flowerspeak paintings are build up on some concrete thing or thought, but this one was different, much more abstract. I guess it unites my love and passion for nature, my passion to protect it and help it grow, and on the other side the flowers could be just a metaphor for some wild dreams, ideas, overthinking, fears. I imagine myself standing at the corner in a hall full of people, and my head is going to explode from all the fears and images and thought, which grow through me. And on the shirt, I am not really sure. I just know I create the pattern out of many shamrocks, but put there also one cloverleaf, as a little symbol of hope or future happiness...
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Ururuty [2016-12-05 04:53:46 +0000 UTC]
very nice
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