Michele Gold – Flower of Life
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The background is constructed using textured layers that evoke both the surface of water and an aged, weathered material – perhaps stone or plaster. Vertical striations in blue suggest currents or reflections, while a distressed border frames the central scene, lending it a sense of antiquity or fragility. The application of paint appears deliberate, with visible brushstrokes contributing to the overall tactile quality of the piece.
Above the marine mammals floats a circular object, resembling a seashell – specifically, a sand dollar. Its placement at the apex of the composition draws immediate attention and introduces an element of symbolic resonance. Sand dollars are often associated with themes of abundance, good fortune, and spiritual guidance, potentially suggesting a protective or benevolent force overseeing the depicted creatures.
At the base of the painting, a delicate floral motif is subtly integrated into the textured surface. This detail provides a counterpoint to the powerful forms above, introducing an element of grace and natural beauty. The juxtaposition of marine life, the sand dollar, and the floral design hints at interconnectedness – a harmony between different realms of existence.
The overall effect is one of contemplative serenity. While the subject matter evokes the vastness and power of the ocean, the muted colors and distressed textures create a sense of quiet introspection. The work seems to explore themes of life cycles, natural rhythms, and perhaps even spiritual awakening – suggesting that these creatures are not merely depicted but are emblems of something larger than themselves.