"Έτσι Ζωγράφισα την Απόλυτη Αγάπη"
A few words about the project:
They asked me how I would paint perfect love.
And I immediately saw a bright light against a black background.
The divine is black, the womb. Boundless—beyond the grasp of our finite minds.
The first creation was white: the Creator God, the Light.
The ultimate expression of God's love.
We give all these things various names and attributes in an effort to understand them.
Understanding comes drop by drop; it opens the heart. Starting with an emotion we initially grasp, it progresses to an awareness of the energy of Love, and then the Mind is illuminated—yet there are no words to describe it….
Alexandra Milopoulou
Mixed Technique
“This Is How I Painted ‘Absolute Love’”
“This Is How I Painted Ultimate Love” A Few Words About the Work: Someone asked me how I would paint ultimate love. And I immediately saw a bright light inside
“I Painted Happiness”
“I Painted Happiness” A Few Words About the Work: I thought I would paint happiness. In the end, it was just an emptiness, a silence! I outlined it
“Traces”
“Traces” A Few Words About the Work: The traces that already exist—those that stand in your way—become precious opportunities in life.
“Fly high,I’ve got your back!”
“Fly high, I’ve got your back!” A few words about the project: Only one person could say it, mean it, and make it happen.
“The Meeting”
“The Meeting” A Few Words About the Work: There were many setbacks along its terrifyingly difficult path. Yet these “moments of joy” became memories—references
” Pray “
"Pray" A few words about the work: ...she prayed to meet the "eyes" that cared for her. The anxious shadow on her face would
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