Into the woods

For this specific piece, viewers were amazed that the attached piece on the canvas is not wood but a handmade creation crafted over mesh wire. The artwork features intricate flower patterns known as arabesque.
Arabesque is a form of artistic decoration consisting of rhythmic linear patterns of scrolling and interlacing foliage, tendrils, or plain lines. The term is derived from the Arabic word "Arabi," referring to the Arab origin of this style. This form of art symbolizes infinity and the unity of life.
Together, these elements evoke the feeling of walking between long, leafless trees that shine with the beauty of the oldest flowers between the trees. "Into the Woods" invites viewers to always look for beauty in unexpected places, to see the beauty in others no matter what, and to find the beauty within ourselves.
The intricate textures and dynamic composition of "David's Harp" invite viewers to explore the interplay of light and shadow, symbolizing the melodies that resonate from the strings of the harp. The color palette includes black, white, and gold, each carrying significant meanings in ancient Egyptian culture. Black represents fertility and new life, white symbolizes purity and sacredness, and gold signifies the divine and eternal, often associated with the gods and the afterlife.

You may also see David's Harp, a powerful symbol of music and spirituality, as it was used by David to reconcile the earth with heaven. Through his harp, David brought harmony and peace, bridging the gap between the mortal and the divine. This artwork captures that essence, reflecting the transformative power of music and its ability to touch the soul.

Through "David's Harp," I aim to convey a sense of harmony, spirituality, and timeless beauty, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the rich layers of texture and meaning. This artwork encourages a journey into realms of mystery and imagination, allowing the viewer's spirit to soar and connect with the divine.