When i was a kid... (dimandian amak) Painting

In "When I Was a Kid...," the timeless essence of motherhood is beautifully captured on canvas. Bathed in the warm hues of an oil palette, the scene unfolds along the tranquil banks of a river. Here, amidst nature's embrace, a young mother tenderly tends to her child, embodying the nurturing spirit that transcends generations. At the heart of the painting lies a poignant moment of maternal care. As she leans over the river rocks, delicately balancing a dipper in hand, she engages in the age-old ritual of bathing her little one. It's a scene infused with quiet intimacy, where the bond between mother and child is palpable. Yet, beyond the tender act of bathing, there's a deeper narrative at play. Through subtle details, the painting hints at the enduring traditions passed down through generations of women. The rhythmic motion of washing clothes nearby speaks to the tireless dedication of mothers, whose love knows no bounds. It's a testament to the strength and resilience found within the everyday rituals of family life. Created by the talented hand of Yose Rizal (my father), this painting not only captures a fleeting moment but also preserves a legacy of love. Through his artistry, he invites viewers to reflect on the profound beauty found in the simple acts of caregiving. As light dances across the canvas, illuminating each stroke with a timeless glow, "When I Was a Kid..." stands as a tribute to the enduring power of maternal love. With every brushstroke, this painting becomes more than just a work of art—it becomes a vessel for hope and healing. Proceeds from the sale of this painting will go towards supporting my mother in her battle against illness, honoring the legacy of love that binds your family together.