Fruit orchard

This painting is a personal and artistic expression of my memories of childhood in my home country. It is a visualization of the scents I remember from that time, or an abstract representation of the tastes and smells that bring me back to that period. The painting is made with the technique of acrylic paint and abstract art. I play with volumes and planes to create depth and perspective, and use layering to show the complexity and chaos of my memories. The colors are chosen for the same purpose: to convey the mood and atmosphere of a happy, carefree childhood. I also use different patterns in my work, which are my childhood patterns stitched onto my subconscious.

The painting invites the viewer to delve into the artist's world, to discover his or her story and to connect with his or her emotions. The painting also challenges the viewer to reflect on his or her own memories of childhood, to wonder what scents he or she remembers and what they mean to him or her. The painting is an ode to childhood, a time of discovery, wonder and pleasure. It is a work that is both personal and universal, that is both intimate and open, that is both realistic and imaginative. It is a work that shows how art can communicate what words sometimes cannot.