Elena Zelenina
New York, NY
An ardent arts advocate, a world-class coach, and a teacher with 30 years of experience, who exhibited and lectured internationally.
Message"Madonna"
How to protect the planet's children from the violent eyes of the unawakened world?
She hides them in the green and pink illusion on the mountaintop.
In contemporary painting, "Madonna" stands as an evocative piece that beckons viewers into contemplating the fragility of our planet's children and their protection from the harsh gaze of an unawakened world. The artist weaves a poignant narrative combining elements of illusion, nature, and the intrinsic connection between women and the nurturing of life.
The central theme of the painting is encapsulated in the poem titled "How to protect the planet's children from the violent eyes of the unawakened world?" This poetic expression acts as a guide, leading us to unravel the layers of meaning within the artwork. The Madonna, a timeless symbol of motherhood and compassion, emerges as the protagonist, utilizing her maternal instinct to safeguard the young ones from the perils of an ignorant and callous society.
Set against a backdrop of vibrant greens and pinks, the Madonna is depicted on a mountaintop, embracing a harmonious fusion of earth and sky. This juxtaposition of natural elements presents an ethereal sanctuary, a sanctuary where the children find solace and safety. The verdant hues symbolize growth, renewal, and the essence of life itself, suggesting that the preservation of our planet's children relies on our collective commitment to nurturing and protecting all forms of life.
Within the artwork, an underlying message emerges, emphasizing the inherent caregiving nature that resides within women. By subtly alluding to the idea that "we are all Madonnas," the artist highlights the universal potential for compassion and stewardship that exists within each individual. It serves as a gentle reminder of our power and responsibility to safeguard our planet and the future generations it nurtures.
Through the interplay of colors, symbolism, and the invocation of the Madonna archetype, the artist prompts us to reflect on the vital role of women in nurturing life and imparts a call to action for all individuals to embrace their innate capacity for compassion and guardianship.
- Subject Matter: figurative
- Collections: Oneness
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Elena Zelenina is an author of "Art Completes. Exercises to Develop Your Individual Vision, Self-Expression & Artistic Skill" Purchase the book here https://www.amazon.com/Art-Completes-Exercises-Individual-Self-Expression/dp/1733538151/
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