Moonlit Prayer
This large textured painting (171x110 cm) carries a dreamlike presence, where trees and spirit become one.
The main colours deep blues and earthy yellows create a luminous contrast, while touches of rose golden leaf shimmer across selected branches and petals, catching light like whispered blessings.
At the heart of the scene, branches weave into the form of a girl with eyes softly closed, her hair entwined with blossoms and sky.
Her body merges seamlessly with the tree trunk, suggesting she is both rooted in the earth and lifted toward the heavens.
Around her, pink and white blossoms drift across the whimsical ground, while above, a full orange yellow moon glows with swirling textures, an echo of a recent eclipse, yet here it becomes part of the forest’s rhythm.
The painting blurs boundaries between tree and woman, sky and earth, night and prayer.
It speaks of surrender, stillness, and the quiet strength of connection, where human and nature breathe as one.
The inspiration lies in a whispered wish beneath the eclipse, or in the meditative act of becoming part of the landscape itself, a prayer carried in silence by the moonlit trees.