I water you, you water me Painting

This painting features a dominant green color palette with a large, textured shape in the foreground that depicts a leaf. The background is filled with dynamic brushstrokes in various shades of green and gold, creating a sense of organic movement and energy. The text "it's not you, it's me" is subtly incorporated into the painting, suggesting a theme related to a personal or emotional experience, possibly involving a relationship or introspection. The chaotic and abstract nature of the background symbolizes confusion, mixed emotions, and an inner turmoil, while the prominent green leaf-like shape represents growth, change, within the natural world. The overall impression is one of complexity, with layers of meaning that invite the viewer to interpret the work on a personal level. The use of green, often associated with nature and renewal, contrasts with the emotional tension implied by the text.