World of Paradise

Oil on canvas

Width: 46 in (116.8 cm)
Height: 30 in (76.2cm)

“World of Paradise” uses flowers as a poignant metaphor for the love and longing between a man and a woman over time. The purple flower symbolizes the man, while the radiant pink flower represents the woman, vividly illustrating their emotional connection. The woman seated within the petals, paying homage to Venus, adds depth to the symbolism, reflecting the complex nature of human emotions and relationships. The clock connecting the flowers signifies the passage of time, highlighting that love, both physical and intellectual, takes time to fully blossom. Despite being held back by their stems, the flowers continue to open their petals toward each other, suggesting anticipation and yearning. The painting conveys a message of hope, inviting viewers to reflect on how love can bridge gaps and grow deeper with patience and persistence. Overall, it explores the complexities of love, the gradual unfolding of emotions, and the transformative power of time, encouraging viewers to find solace in the possibility of love to reach its full potential despite obstacles.