Born to fly learns the charms of the Stone Age (2024) Рисунок - Eeyatus

The painting titled "Born to Fly Learns the Charms of the Stone Age" presents a juxtaposition of modern aspirations with ancient, primal elements, creating a narrative that explores the tension between innate potential and the allure of simpler, more grounded times. The winged figures represent the inherent potential within each person to achieve greatness and transcend their immediate surroundings. However, the presence of Stone Age elements reminds us of the primal realities and fundamental skills that form the foundation of human development. This theme explores the idea that in our quest for advancement, there is a longing to return to more basic, tangible ways of living that are often perceived as more authentic. The painting encourages a reflection on the balance between embracing modern capabilities and honoring traditional roots. It suggests that while we are born to fly and reach new heights, there is value in the grounding lessons and charms of the past. The juxtaposition also speaks to the human ability to adapt and transform. Just as ancient humans used primitive tools to survive and thrive, modern individuals must navigate and integrate the lessons of the past with their current abilities to fully realize their potential.

Born to fly learns the charms of the Stone Age
Natalia Milovidova, Ukraine Kyiv, May 9 - June 16, 2024
Ballpoint pen, acrylic, acrylic, watercolor, watercolor paper 200 g.
Image size: 29,7 cm H x 21 cm W
Frame size: 42 cm H x 32 cm W x 1,5 cm D
One of a Kind

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AcrylicWatercolorBallpointAbstract