reminiscence of life in art to recovery

reminiscence of life by Tomas Karkalas 2010

Books awoke the thoughts for fine arts could open the eyes. Thus this painting knocked on me- pierced deeply into the heart. The vision served to me like the vitamins for life : the artwork introduced  the healer, which patiently teaches us to read the metaphors via the sharing of the best we have at the moment.
Now I want to invite you to look at the photo of the ferris wheel.

art whisper

This picture looks like non commercial view, yet the image has power to whisper too.  We need just to unlock the hearts. Lots of figures compose the dance of love. It was enough to went outside to sit back in an awe.
The painting helped me to see the silence and to hear the air. I was commissioned to spread these news-to invite you to the party of the gratitude.
While famous places attract the tourists, only comprehension of the sunbeam enables us to enjoy our hear and now.That's the greatest award.

dance of love

dance of love by Tomas Karkalas 2010 60x80cm

While looking underfoot, I enjoyed the picture of dance of love. The whisper of air talked so eloquently- gave a birth to this painting.  The grass disappeared on my canvas to awake the symbols in each tiny spot. It was really fun. I admired the beauty of life underfoot for a free. Was that not a miracle? So how should I name my painting now? Is it the landscape art or the divine guidance? While painting spread the surface with the paints, the viewing enabled me to raise up my eyes and filled the heart with the gratitude.

portrait of the soul

The need to name the painting questions what do I do. It was clear just one - once upon a time, there was an apple. As you know, photos do not lie.

painting and painter

The painting always refreshes and heals the soul - enables the painter to open the eyes and confess :
Thank you. It was fine to watch the light that was free from my musings on life and thus freed me from any shadows.
This painting looks much better in it's original size (60x80cm) than on a screen.
Wow, that's symbolical too , isn't it?
So there are no wonder for paintings by Tomas Karkalas call not to gaze at them but to unlock the heart.

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