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An original oil painting, ' Awakening', captures a landscape in the heart of a lush forest. Towering trees draped in emerald moss create an imposing yet inviting barrier. The dense foliage forms a verdant wall teeming with life and mystery. Amidst this natural fortress, a solitary path beckons, winding through a space in the tangled undergrowth.
Yet, this path is a challenging passage. It is strewn with obstacles—large rocks and tangled roots—symbols of the challenges one must navigate on the growth journey. But despite the daunting barriers, a soft glow emanates from the end of the path, casting light upon a serene landscape beyond.
This painting represents resilience and courage, illustrating how true growth often demands venturing into the unknown and forging a path of one's own despite the hurdles that lie in wait. It speaks to the bravery required to follow one's inner light, even when the journey is arduous and uncertain.
Through the tranquil beauty of the forest and the metaphorical significance of the illuminated path, the painting encapsulates the transformative power of perseverance and self-discovery. Amidst the shadows, there is always a path to find and let your light shine.
Exhibition: | 2024 Annual International Mail-In Art Exhibition |
Technique: | Oil on Canvas Panel |
Contents: | Plant, Vegetation, Jungle, Nature, Outdoors, Land, Rainforest, Tree, Woodland, Grove, Moss, Tree Trunk, Animal, Dinosaur, Reptile, Den, Indoors, Path, Wilderness, Scenery, Green, Root |
Edition: | Original, one of a kind artwork |
Unframed Size: | 8in x 10in |
Frame: | Not framed |
Weight: | 0.8lbs (estimated) |
Christina Gouldsborough
Airdrie, Alberta, Alberta
Christina Gouldsborough, is originally from rural Northern Ontario and now paints with oil on canvas from her home in Airdrie, Alberta, Canada. Inspired by agricultural lands and natural landscapes, her art blends realism with emotional depth, inviting viewers into a dialogue that merges introspection, dreams, and reality.
""Certain landscapes are more than mere scenery; they are storied canvases that hold our deepest emotions, memories, and an unbreakable bond with the earth.""