Goose looking you Print

'Portrait of the Mind' Is the result of a personal search, a long-term dialogue between opposite aspects; seen and unseen, rational and irrational, human and animal. I look past the obvious; my art has a variety of styles. But there are things that are linked in the core of meaning by the traditional painting technique oil on canvas. Where the search is looking for something hidden under the look that reflects what is inside the mind to see when focus. This exhibition presents the variety of sensations, emotions, expressed at once for the animal aspect and the human body. Both minds connected, all differences are blurred: pain, happiness, sadness, joy. All emotions can be seen as one, expressed from a human-animal totemic character that reminds us the main rule of the universe "everything is one same thing" But only an observer can see, as in Buddha's words, no one can teach us to see, we are the ones who have the obligation to see by ourselves. For me, I am still learning to see, the essential thing that can be seen with the mind. Hopefully, this will inspire others to look more carefully, discover the world around them and feel that ‘see’.