Painting description

The painting explodes with color like fireworks on a summer night. Intense shades of green, blue, and red dominate, and the heroine’s wings themselves are a kaleidoscope of colors—golden, violet, sky blue. This figure in a red dress looks as if she has risen above the ground, even though she is kneeling, her head proudly lifted. It’s like a symbol of freedom, despite the blindfold tied over her eyes. The atmosphere is magical, mysterious; as if something were about to happen—something extraordinary. The technique the artist used is a mix of realistic forms and abstraction. The details of the body and the fabric are almost tangible, but the background resembles dreamlike visions. There’s something about it that makes us feel as if we’re inside a “dream,” exactly that. Looking at this painting, I feel a strange elation, as if I myself could have wings. Maybe it’s about the inner struggle for freedom? Or about finding oneself in the chaos? A child would love these colors; they would probably say, “She has the colors of a unicorn!” And it’s true—there is something childlike, innocent, and powerful at the same time. The painting really makes an impression; it’s so different and at the same time deeply moving.