My One Wild Life – original

Description

“My One Wild Life” is a surreal painting made in 2025.

It’s a story about courage, spontaneity, and embracing the fact that the world does not need to be predictable to be beautiful. In the painting, a child sits freely atop the enormous head of a frog — as if riding an unexpected, untamed steed taken straight from the realm of fantasy. This seemingly unreal companion becomes a metaphor for life itself: vast, unrestrained, sometimes comical, and at other times intimidating in its power.

The boy blows soap bubbles that drift toward the sky like small, fleeting moments — impulses that give rhythm to everyday life. This childlike gesture becomes a symbol of accepting that life is not a straight line, but a collection of colorful moments — not always planned, not always as we imagined.

The frog, partially submerged in water, bridges two worlds: the one we know and the one hidden beneath the surface — the world of emotion, intuition, and the unspoken. Its large, calm eye radiates patience and the wisdom of nature, as if saying: “The world is strange, and that’s okay. Keep going.” In its stillness lies a strength that balances the child’s lightness.

The meadow full of daisies, the reflected sky, soft light, and soothing greens create a space where chaos meets harmony. This seemingly simple moment — a child sitting on a fairy-tale creature — becomes a manifesto:
Life is wild, unpredictable, sometimes absurd, but it is also my one and only. And that is why it is worth living it fully.

It is a painting about releasing fear, trusting, and finding joy in the things that simply happen.
The artwork reminds us that we do not have to wait for “someday.” Everything that matters begins right now — in that one unexpected moment that can change a lifetime.

Each painting is created only once, it is unique.
Original works, apart from aesthetic values and a deep message, have a high collector’s value.

 

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