Where cherry blossoms grow from black rock - Alchemy of nature - Of liquid marble, golden earth and the emergence of blossom (2 of 3) by AidasignArt

About "Where cherry blossoms grow from black rock - Alchemy of nature - Of liquid marble, golden earth and the emergence of blossom (2 of 3)"

by AidasignArt

About the artwork

This narrow work unfolds a powerful visual world of liquid black marble and flowing gold, which condense into a mountainous formation. A rock rises up on the right of the picture - not solid, but formed from pulsating, almost living matter. Slender, single-stemmed trees grow out of this dark primordial material, stretching towards the light. Their branches bear delicate white cherry blossoms, whose fragility contrasts excitingly with the heaviness and density of the material. The blossoms turn to the left, towards a brighter area of the picture - as if they were following an invisible pull of light.

At the foot of the rock, the dark, shimmering golden mass flows into a shimmering turquoise river that runs through the picture like a ribbon - a kind of transition between solid form and flowing movement. In the background, individual, pointed rocks emerge, dimly visible through a fine, light grey mist that lies like a veil between the planes and leads the picture into an enraptured depth.

This work forms the middle part of a three-part series that can stand alone or be read as a triptych. The series tells of the birth of form, the secret life of matter and the silent transformation between nature, spirit and cosmos. Marble, gold and mist merge into a symbol of alchemical processes - a metaphor for the invisible that is at work in everything.

Created by AidasignArt with support from AI.