“13 Roses” Painting

A special work of art, from the perspective of integration in the classical concept of becoming and transformation, with roots in the specific philosophical and metaphysical approaches of the Pre-Raphaelite Movement period just before the birth of the Belle Epoque. Creating this ambient atmosphere from Romanticism, where that art is essentially spiritual in character, the theme of Transformation or “Death” always leads us to the imminent and much more appealing idea of an immediate new beginning which includes in itself hope, optimism, and implicitly the rebirth to a higher reality. This artwork represents the gift of transformation,...when the illusion ends and masks come off, a new emerald light comes to heal the past and the Raven is a friendly guide to the new cycle which is about to begin. Inspired by the great cycles of life, from the hermetic traditions to the western occult philosophies, this threshold of The Arcanum of death or transformation brings final and hopes for the eternal New, life continues in this perpetuum quantum of existence. Executed in oil colours on linen, the painting brings the beauty and the gifts of the old, casting the healing light of a fresh young nature that is about to emerge from the remnants of the past.