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This painting tries to transmit the idea of unity, both by the choice of the subject and the shape of the canvas. "Tondo" is a circular shape used quite often in the Reinassance to commemorate the important events in life, such as childbirth, because the circle has always been seen as unity. 
In the same way, the "Sakura" term refers to bloom and die, a symbol of the transcience of things (the Japanese term "mono no aware") reminding us to appreciate spring, birth and the circle of life.
This painting tries to transmit the idea of unity, both by the choice of the subject and the shape of the canvas. "Tondo" is a circular shape used quite often in the Reinassance to commemorate the important events in life, such as childbirth, because the circle has always been seen as unity. 
In the same way, the "Sakura" term refers to bloom and die, a symbol of the transcience of things (the Japanese term "mono no aware") reminding us to appreciate spring, birth and the circle of life.
This painting tries to transmit the idea of unity, both by the choice of the subject and the shape of the canvas. "Tondo" is a circular shape used quite often in the Reinassance to commemorate the important events in life, such as childbirth, because the circle has always been seen as unity. 
In the same way, the "Sakura" term refers to bloom and die, a symbol of the transcience of things (the Japanese term "mono no aware") reminding us to appreciate spring, birth and the circle of life.
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Sakura Tondo Painting

Marian Gorin

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Painting, Oil on Canvas

Size: 23.6 W x 23.6 H x 1.2 D in

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Allow me to introduce you to "Sakura Tondo," a painting that seeks to convey profound ideas of unity and the transient nature of life. This artwork is more than just a visual representation; it's a contemplative journey. The term "Tondo" takes inspiration from the circular shape often used during the Renaissance to commemorate significant life events, such as childbirth. The circle has always symbolized unity, an unbroken and continuous cycle of life, just as a mother's embrace encircles her newborn child In a similar vein, "Sakura" carries deep cultural and philosophical meaning. It represents the transient nature of all things, a concept known as "mono no aware" in Japanese culture. "Sakura" speaks to the blooming and wilting of cherry blossoms, reminding us to appreciate the beauty of spring, the arrival of new life, and the continuous circle of existence. As you gaze upon "Sakura Tondo," consider the unity it embodies, both in form and in meaning. The circular canvas invites you to contemplate the endless cycle of life, the eternal embrace of unity, and the fleeting beauty of every moment. This artwork serves as a visual meditation on the interconnectedness of all things, a reminder to cherish each season of life, just as we do the changing seasons of spring. It's a celebration of unity and a tribute to the poignant beauty of transience. If you'd like to make "Sakura Tondo" a part of your art collection, it's now available for you to explore and appreciate. Thank you for embarking on this contemplative journey with me. Please Note: Colors depicted may vary on different monitors. If you seek a specific tone or are uncertain about the true colors in any of my paintings, feel free to reach out for additional information. I'm more than happy to provide further details or assistance to ensure your satisfaction.

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Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:23.6 W x 23.6 H x 1.2 D in

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She is an emerging artist inspired by color and nature, creating works where even the smallest things have their place. She employs classic techniques as watercolor to achieve the immediacy and spontaneity of the medium and oil to create subtle color harmonies, relatively static compositions and simple forms, to make up imaginary, dreamlike landscapes, sometimes as taken from children's books. Following Walter Benjamin’s thoughts, she always tries to give the ‘aura’ to her works, that is, investing an object with human qualities and emotions, where the painting value will come largely from its exclusivity. Her paintings and illustrations hang in private collections around the world.

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