Sacrifice, blue and red surreal acrylic artwork Painting

When my husband first saw this painting, he called it a sacrifice of creativity. I found this contradictory as sacrifice usually comes with some kind of loss, yet this is where I see the fullness. Maybe when we make sacrifices, we have fullness ourselves afterwards, because every time we give, we get something back, like in an energy cycle. ⠀ In psychology, the combination of red and blue colors means the abundance of emotional needs. And the plot, despite the fact that it can evoke conflicting feelings, is emotionally complete. There is no hostility in faces and shapes, but idyll and relaxation. A naked body is about openness and trust, a raised, opening hand is about creating peace. An eye can be seen on the middle palm. In iconography, the eye on the palm is a symbol of clairvoyance or, in Buddhism, compassionate wisdom. It is associated with the Goddess of Compassion Tara, with her observation and calm dispelling fears and gloomy thoughts. ⠀ A mythical someone who looks more like a dog in a collar because of their color can also talk about the peace that is being established, but still the color is quite intense, bubbly, exciting. This dog, most likely, embodies gloomy thoughts and fears, and the essence of the artwork is that you can find self-acceptance in yourself and be okay with life, with your fears and sad thoughts, because this is just one of the manifestations of our life. ⠀ By the way, in many mythologies the dog guards the borders between the worlds, is the guardian and lord of the underworld. This is the world of dreams, the realm of darkness, the other side, where the point of life is, where death becomes an objection. This is about a rebirth to the origins; this is an energy center where the power of restoration is held. The dark, long hair framing the painting draws attention to the plots within the painting, and pounding piano music completes this composition, which speaks of relaxation and trust in the flow of life.