Life Is But A Mirage

In this painting, the horizon unfolds like a breath of azure, vast and infinite, where a golden, flaming form appears like a fleeting vision. Warm colors sweep in uncertain curves, resembling the trembling reflections of a mirage in the desert. They evoke the fragile beauty of life, radiant and elusive, revealed for an instant before dissolving into the vast sky of existence. Vertical strokes recall the reeds of an oasis, symbols of hope and spiritual quest, standing amidst impermanence. Here, the pictorial matter becomes a metaphor for our illusions, for desires pursued like shifting shadows. Yet behind the illusion lies a subtler truth: the light that persists, even within transience. The canvas invites us to look beyond appearances, to question what is real and what is but a passing reflection. And could life itself be a mirage meant to reveal the eternity hidden within us?