Description
I began this painting without a final vision. I chose red not to represent romance or love, but for its deeper connection to life force, primal power, physical stability and darkness.
As the painting developed, it began to remind me of the goddess Kali—destruction, the movement of time, and our awareness that life is always changing.
The setting sun brings darkness closer, along with the fear and uncertainty that can come when familiar light begins to disappear. We can remain focused on what is fading, or look further into the distance for another source of strength.
The moon is not that strength. It acts as a guide, leading the eye toward the waterfall—the life force of the painting. Its movement is fast, forceful and sometimes brutal, but beyond it the water steadies again. Calm returns, movement continues, and life finds its rhythm.
As always, the goal is for you to find your focus point in this painting and feel it the way you choose to connect to it.
Original acrylic painting on heart-shaped canvas
Size: 40 × 40 × 1.5 cm
Finish: Satin varnish
Framing: Unframed





























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