Fight for the Unicorn Circle Painting

In my painting, I've unleashed a tapestry of vibrant hues and spontaneous strokes, capturing the essence of joyful abandon and innocence. It's where the primal energy meets a dance of colors, evoking the happiness that's as pure as the sea—with a touch of whimsy. Let this artwork radiate a playful spirit into your space, liberating your walls with its vivid life force. One aunt swims and rests on the sea on the circle of the unicorn, and in the meantime the other is so envious in her thoughts that she bit into the hair of the first aunt, and strangles the unicorn. Most of Marina's works are written in the style of expressionism, which is based on the impression expressed by the painter with paints on canvas. The world is constantly changing and unique moments need to be fixed quickly. Perhaps that is why there is a share of expression in Marina's works. They are easily and freely written, as if on a single inhalation and exhalation. I want to tell you the story of this work. At the age of 5, when my daughter started painting in oils, I did a little painting after her. And so everything went through an internal coup in my head, I "fell into childhood" as they say, or rather, it was always with me, but not on the canvas, but then it dawned on me that these my heroes in my head could be on canvas. And then it began, it was impossible to stop me, I painted and painted. And it's all reminiscent of Australian ethno. One aunt swims and rests on the sea on the circle of the unicorn, and in the meantime the other is so envious in her thoughts that she bit into the hair of the first aunt, and strangles the unicorn.