Life Is But A Wildfire

This canvas bursts forth like a fleeting spark: red and golden flares erupt, rise, then vanish in an instant. Life appears here as a sudden blaze, a fiery flare lasting only the span of a breath. Vivid colors and rapid movements evoke that fragile intensity that sweeps us away: everything burns, everything shines, then everything falls back into ashes. And yet, behind the brilliance of this straw fire lies a deeper truth: each flash, however brief, illuminates a fragment of night. The painting invites us to reflect on the value of the ephemeral: beauty need not endure to be true. It dwells in the instant it unfolds, as fragile as a spark, as precious as a breath. Thus, life—with its passing flames—is not in vain: it is a celebration of the present moment.