Disaster , death in our life ,oil in canvas expression art Print

The painting evokes numerous thoughts and emotions that can be associated with philosophical concepts. At the center of the image is a table, symbolizing the place where people gather to communicate and discuss important issues. The dead rat on the table points to the theme of death and the meaninglessness of life. The depiction of Tom and Jerry on the wall suggests that there is chaos and violence in our world that, as in the cartoon, lead to suffering and death. Against this backdrop, the person looking at all this feels fear and helplessness in the face of the anxieties that surround us every day. Thus, the painting is an allegory of the dead end that people create with their actions. It shows that our world can be chaotic and unpredictable, and that ultimately we all must accept our vulnerability and the inevitability of death. It raises questions about our ability or inability to overcome the difficulties we encounter in life. The person turns to themselves to find answers to their questions and understand their own problems. This is our internal state, where we often feel lonely, helpless, and fearful. Thus, the painting serves as a reminder that we cannot control everything around us, but we can learn to accept our feelings and find the strength within ourselves to cope with life's difficulties. Through the image of the dead rat, we think about the departure of the soul from the body and the transition to another world. This may make us reflect on our own beliefs and what happens after death.