Theme: Femininity

The color red sets the tone, a lively, cheerful color. 
It represents the source of life through the color of blood, the woman's menstrual cycles.

This painting is a representation of the female reproductive system and the life energy that flows from it. 

The shape of a uterus and two disproportionately large ovaries testify to the importance of their role.

The multitude of details surrounding these shapes could symbolize effervescent spermatozoa.

The abundance and richness of detail in this painting symbolize fertility. 

The color blue, which separates the painting into 2 parts, represents water and the journey of life. The symbolism of this separation could distinguish conception from gestation.

The technique used is that of the Australian Aborigines, who use wooden sticks to affix the paint dot by dot to the canvas.

Acrylic on canvas.

The edges of the work are painted for an aesthetic rendering, so a frame is not necessary.
The canvas is delivered with a hanging system on the back.
The painting is signed and countersigned on the back.