What Dreams Are Made Of (7)

My painting "What Dreams Are Made Of (7)" painted upon a green foundation— the color of hope, symbolizes the quest for light, guided by vertical movements that embody an ongoing spiritual ascension.

These elongated, fluid forms illustrate the soul’s desire to rise toward a spiritual ideal, to transcend the material world, while also revealing the fragility of this pursuit. The vertical motions are not rigid but marked by a gentle fluidity, a suppleness that imparts a feeling of weightlessness, capturing the notion that this ascension is both challenging and ephemeral.

The fluid forms that traverse the canvas seem to dissolve into space, evoking both spiritual elevation and gradual dispersion. They represent the quest for light as a journey in perpetual evolution, shaped by uncertainties and doubts. These forms transform and dissipate as they ascend, much like a dream that fades before it is fully realized. Their progressive dissolution symbolizes the delicate nature of the spiritual search, a constant pursuit forever marked by the impossibility of fully grasping the ideal.

The streaks of green, interwoven with yellow-orange and white, disperse into space, reinforcing the notion of the ephemeral nature of spiritual pursuit. These delicate trails, floating as if suspended in air, evoke gentle breaths or fleeting memories, representing the endless movement of seeking - a pursuit that dissipates before it can be fully grasped.

They also symbolize the fragility of dreams, where the soul, though reaching for light, remains ever confronted by its human limitations. The painting conveys the essence of aspiration - a longing that remains just beyond reach, forever elusive, yet ever-present in its quiet persistence.