I only have a Purple Carpet for the Picnic Sculpture_Wood illusory brushstrokes

illusory brushstrokes

It is inspired by the force that boosts you to embrace

Soft hands like flowers are pulsating with divine energy

This diptych reimagines two of history’s most celebrated sculptural icons—Michelangelo’s David and the Venus de Milo—transposed into a contemporary context

I connect tradition with my own artistic language

I only have a Purple Carpet for the Picnic Sculpture_Wood illusory brushstrokesIn this painting, the purple carpet stands for luxury and a sense of superiority. The space around it is filled with objects that reflect what we often chase today technology, comfort, and status. Two figures sit surrounded by these symbols of excess, while at the center, one person reflects, I have everything, but no food. I imagined a future where every luxury is within reach, yet food becomes the rarest privilege. Everything around them speaks of