Maya: la Grande Illusione Print

The work was born from an inspiration due to the theme of Maya, a Sanskrit term from ancient India that indicated the Great Illusion to which the human being is destined to live when he chooses to incarnate on this planet earth. The painting therefore presents many symbolisms, for example the half-dried vine tree, from which a luxuriant and succulent cluster of grapes is born, shining with light rays. At the base of the vine there is a small group of mushrooms. The girl, who symbolically represents Maya, is undecided whether to pick the bunch or the colored mushrooms. She herself is unaware that everything she sees is only the fruit of her illusion. The thin and transparent veil that she moves with her hands symbolizes the Veil of Maya. The painting was made with the classic oil technique, typical of Italian Renaissance painting. Various layers of color allow the painting to have a solid structure like the paintings of the past. The painting took several months of work and was painted with a final glossy varnish after a month of color curing. Shipped with certificate and stamp of authenticity.

Print:Giclee on Canvas

Size:21 W x 14 H x 1.25 D in

Size with Frame:22.75 W x 15.75 H x 1.25 D in

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