Picnic

Picnic, oil on linen, 90cm x 120cm, 2018

The painting glows with the joy of simple moments—a mother and daughter laugh together, their hands tangled in the ropes of a hammock, rocking gently beneath the shade of towering trees. The fabric sways like a soft lullaby, cradling them in its embrace, as their playful giggles rise and fade into the warm, dappled air. Their faces are bathed in light, eyes sparkling with unspoken joy as they sway, the world around them held in the quiet rhythm of their movement.

The trees, rich and verdant, stretch high into the sky, their leaves dancing in the breeze like whispering secrets. Green and gold ripple through the branches, a soft, endless wave, while mysterious shafts of light pierce through the canopy, illuminating patches of the earth below in ethereal pools. The light is soft, almost otherworldly, as if the trees themselves are alive with hidden stories, their shadows weaving magic into the scene.

In this moment, time slows, the day slipping by unnoticed as the hammock rocks gently between branches and light, a place where laughter lingers in the air and the earth feels both eternal and alive, a perfect haven of peace, love, and gentle mystery.

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