Power 2, 2024

"How to accept the imperfections of life?" Recognize beauty in everything: you were hurt - and you became stronger; you were betrayed - and you realized your own value; you failed - but you do not allow it to break you. In Japanese philosophy, the...

"How to accept the imperfections of life?" Recognize beauty in everything: you were hurt - and you became stronger; you were betrayed - and you realized your own value; you failed - but you do not allow it to break you. In Japanese philosophy, there is a concept of 'wabi-sabi' - a view of the world based on the acceptance of imperfection: you carry depth within you and contemplate the world like an artist who will find a trace of aesthetics even in a fading flower. This painting embodies the concept of "the seduction of calm" through the contrast between the flames of destruction and the amazing inner world of the heroine. The woman tied to the pole is surrounded by fire, but her pose and "little whim" attract the eye - instilling the feeling that strength is not always external, and true power is in acceptance. The fire, which usually symbolizes pain, here acts as a background, emphasizing her determination and harmony within. The woman's calmness is not perceived as weakness, but, on the contrary, fascinates and seduces with its refusal of fear. It is a balance between vulnerability and infinite strength of spirit. This painting perfectly conveys the idea of ​​an inner world that is not subject to external catastrophes, and is suitable for connoisseurs of art that speaks of personal peace, transcendence and calm, despite the chaos around.