Omen - presents a powerful vision of the Tree of Life set against a burning sunset, where the final light of day dissolves into shadow. The tree stands as a central force - rooted in the earth yet reaching beyond it - embodying growth, continuity, and the persistence of life.
Set within the composition, a skull introduces a quiet but undeniable counterpoint. It anchors the work in mortality, marking the inevitable division between life and death. Together, the tree and the skull create a visual dialogue - not of opposition, but of coexistence, where one cannot exist without the other.
Subtle influences of abstraction emerge through a nod to Kandinsky - expressive forms, rhythmic lines, and a sense of movement that transcends literal representation. These elements soften the boundary between the physical and the spiritual, allowing emotion and intuition to guide the viewer’s experience.
Omen is recognition - a moment where life, death, and the unseen forces between them align, inviting reflection on the fragile balance that defines existence.

Dimensions: 100 cm × 80 cm (unframed);  111 cm x 91cm (framed) 
Painting is sold framed
Medium: Oil on Canvas 
 
Please note: The frame shown is for mock-up purposes only. The final frame may vary in style, colour, and design, while remaining carefully selected to complement the artwork.