Inner Eye

The central image of the painting is a white stoat with a human eye, a symbol of purity, dignity, and immense inner strength hidden behind outward calmness. This is a consciousness that knows how to see deeply and notice hidden opportunities.

The animal stands on a human skull, which signifies not an end, but the completion of an old stage. Everything lived becomes a solid support, turning into invaluable experience.

The magenta-colored sky and silver clouds reflect a special space of perception — the ability to see differently, to trust one's vision, and to notice opportunities where others do not see them.

The energy accents of the work are two chakras: Manipura (personal sun, courage to manifest) and Muladhara (sense of security and financial stability). Their connection creates a solid foundation for confident movement forward.

This painting reminds us that true strength is born when the courage to act is connected with inner support, and well-being is attracted through a calm, confident state.

The original title of this painting is "Female. Ascent".

This painting became the first work from the cycle and an important point of the author's recognition of herself. This is a story of recognizing one's own strength, experience, depth, and the right to follow one's own path.

The fire filling the space around symbolizes not destruction, but transformation. This is the moment when the past is left behind, when bridges that no longer lead forward are burned, and all the lived experience ceases to be a burden and turns into support. The old burns to make room for the new.

The central image of the painting is a fish with the author's eye. The fish symbolizes the depth of the unconscious, intuition, inner knowledge, and hidden potential. The eye — the ability to see, observe, and understand. This is the moment when the deep intuitive part of the personality begins not just to feel, but to see clearly. To see oneself, one's capabilities, one's desires, and one's path.

For the author, this painting became an acknowledgment of her own maturity and mastery. It speaks of a person who has understood a lot about herself, learned to observe what is happening inside and around, learned to hear her intuition and trust it.

The stairs leading to the eye are a symbol of the path to oneself. A small figure in a red dress ascends towards her own depth and her own strength. This is an image of the inner grown-up person who no longer turns away from the true self, but decides to meet themselves face to face. Every step on these stairs is a step towards honesty, awareness, and inner freedom.

The golden color of the iris symbolizes the value of accumulated experience, inner wisdom, and that treasure which a person discovers within themselves. At the same time, the iris is painted in the real color of the author's eyes, which makes the painting a deeply personal story. Gold here becomes a symbol of immense potential, vitality, and inner fire, which have always been inside, but could have remained unnoticed for a long time.

The "Om" symbol at the top of the painting reminds of a person's connection with something greater than themselves. That even the deepest inner changes are part of the general movement of life and the unfolding of one's own destiny.

This painting is about the moment of choice. About the courage to climb the stairs to oneself and see one's true depth. About trusting one's intuition, inner knowledge, and that power that has always lived inside. This is a painting of letting go of the past and gratefully accepting all lived experience — a reminder that the most important discoveries happen not in the outer world, but inside us.

"Fiery Guide" is a deep meditative canvas born at the intersection of intuitive energy reading and the author's personal connection with the human spiritual world.

In the center of the composition is a detailed human eye, recreated from a real photograph. The eye acts as the main portal of the soul and true essence: looking into it, we see the real person.

Through the prism of the author's perception, a totem image appears on the canvas — the Fiery Fish. This is not just a visual element, but the fiery nature of the spirit (connected with the ascendant in Leo) captured in colors, a reflection of the inner flame and dynamic energy. Symbolic "fiery tentacles" and drawn lines interweave into a single field, indicating deep rootedness in the space of the spirit.

An important detail of the painting is the emphasis on the three higher chakras (including the crown and third eye chakras), made with fine acrylic markers. This highlights a strong, clear connection with higher planes, making the painting not just an interior decoration, but a real energetic artifact and a guide to the world of subtle meanings.

Work size — 60 × 50 cm.

This painting was created for a thirteen-year-old boy — as support for his hobbies, his sense of self, and his feeling of being part of a huge world in which he can do anything! The work is dedicated to adolescence — the moment when a person begins their own ascent into life.

In the center is a creature that simultaneously looks vulnerable, strange, and childlike, but at the same time is going through a colossal path of growing up and awareness. The large eye does not observe the outer world: it reflects deep sensitivity and looking inside oneself in search of an answer to the question "Who am I?".

Blue color has a special meaning here. It is not coldness or detachment, but the color of depth and boundless inner space. The character is an organic part of this landscape — not a creature alien to it, but the true spirit of this height.

Every detail on the canvas is symbolic: the mountains represent freedom, the emphasis on the root chakra means gaining material independence and a stable foundation, and the bright clear sky becomes a symbol of clear vision of one's path.

This painting is a reminder of your true nature, of the power that already lives inside you.

The central image is a hoopoe, a guide bird between worlds. In Ancient Egypt — a sacred bird of wisdom and guardian of the ancestors; in the Sufi tradition, it is the hoopoe that leads the birds to the Truth. Its crown of feathers is a symbol of innate dignity and connection with higher knowledge. In the painting, the hoopoe leads from accumulated experience to the revelation of one's own power.

Before the hoopoe's gaze is a volcano. A symbol of inner energy asking to get out: passion, inspiration, the desire to create. The volcano does not hide its strength — it knows its purpose. This is the image of permission: to be visible, to allow one's talents and presence to step out into the world.

The left part is depth and wisdom. Baikal with its blue-green palette invites you to slow down and hear yourself. In the center is Shamanka Rock on Olkhon Island, one of the most powerful sacred places in Asia. It says: what you are looking for is already very close. Nearby are the pyramids as a symbol of ancient knowledge and the memory of the soul.

There are two symbols in the painting. Bereginya — a Slavic amulet of feminine power — a sign of gentle transformation and readiness for a new stage. Two chakras: Anahata (heart, love, openness) and Vishuddha (voice, self-expression, the ability to be heard).

The message of the diptych: remember who you truly are. See your gifts. Allow yourself to be visible. Everything necessary for your path already lives inside you.

This painting was created as a reminder of depth, inner honesty, and the ability to hear one's own truth even during a period of great life changes.

The main color palette is blue-cyan and green shades. Blue is associated with inner peace, depth, and trust in oneself. Green reminds of restoration and the ability to maintain balance between caring for others and caring for oneself.

In the center of the painting is a right eye placed in the image of a jellyfish. The jellyfish is a symbol of living in the present moment: it does not resist the flow of life, but moves with it. At the core of the image is a box jellyfish with its 24 eyes. This image speaks of developed intuition and the ability to notice what remains invisible to others.

The jellyfish is not completely hidden under water — its gaze is above the surface. This is an important symbol: even after the birth of a son, a person continues to be visible to the world. Not disappearing into a new role, but remaining oneself.

At the top of the painting is a cloud from which flowers grow. Flowers here are a symbol of children, life coming from the world of the soul. A white chamomile symbolizes a son — a special gift of life.

In the center is the green symbol of Anahata, the heart chakra: the chakra of balance between the material and the spiritual. A reminder to live the role of a mother through love, not through self-sacrifice; to take care of oneself — because only a fulfilled heart is capable of truly giving warmth to others.

In the lower right corner is a stone with the Berkana rune: the rune of motherhood, growth, and creation. In the left corner is the rune of joy: an invitation to notice the light even on the most ordinary days.

The main message: your strength now is not control, but softness. You can remain sensitive. You can trust your intuition. You can dissolve in love for a child while maintaining a connection with yourself. You still see the world — and the world still sees you.