Where is my sun, where? Print

As the name implies, the symbolism of the flower is associated with the sun: the characteristic feature of turning the inflorescence towards the sun identifies the sunflower as a solar flower. In Christianity, the sunflower is considered a sign of the love of the Lord, and of the religious soul (a symbol of prayer and monastic obedience). On a higher plane - in its pursuit of the sun and the associated movement - the sunflower can represent reckless negative passion, insecurity, and false wealth. Among the Aztecs, the sunflower was considered a symbol of the sun god. In China, it was a symbol of health and longevity. Many Impressionists admired the beauty of the sunflower. Van Gogh believed that this is one of the brightest and at the same time delicate creations of nature that can only be depicted. The author offers a slightly different version of the sunflower. Very complex in a picturesque performance - black on black. Visually resembles a solar eclipse. In terms of symbolism, it is closer to the motives of the black sun, which were embodied in the mythological images of Osiris and Hades. The color of the picture was provoked by the time of creation - the Covid-19 pandemic.

Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:10 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:15.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in

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