Letter to Venice – Venice No Longer Sheds Tears
I began working on a painting themed around the palace, also titled the theme of the unqualified golden canary.A golden canary who can't spend a man's money. Or, no matter what she does, it's all for pleasing herself, the golden canary. Or, a golden canary who wants the unrealistic love in this transaction.
I thought of Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel — a woman who not only refused to spend a man's money, but helped him earn it. I wanted to portray her with a modern spirit, so Sophie Marceau came to mind — a woman who is perfectly content even on her own. I bought dozens of books to study court life. A few days ago, I recalled the film Dangerous Beauty. After rewatching it yesterday, I decided to paint a golden canary who risks everything for love.The design of this love letter is simple: I stripped away all the ornate palace trappings. Where there is love, there is home. So the birdcage imprisoning her is not a magnificent golden palace, but a birdcage woven from love. Thus, the birdcage is designed in the simplest form — woven from just a few delicate lines, resembling a palace of threads. It is sealed with his love, that is, his heart upon the envelope.
Only after putting brush to canvas did I learn how tragic the true story was. So today, I revised the concept：Even if I lose, I am still okay.life is still good .As long as this emotional casino makes me happy, I’ll gladly return to the gambling table again. I can afford to lose.”
She is a sneaky, rebellious girl who walks her own wild path.Did she manage to steal his heart this time?
Nope, lost again!She must be somewhere with flowers and water right now, watching birds soar and fish glide.
In that place, acceptance itself is love.She hums softly:
“Sleeping with you is a win.”
