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"Since the making of the worlds you have stood guard at the gates of our peace. You fill us and you teach us. Across space and time we feel your gifts and take them. And from billions of hearts, rays of gratitude travel to you. Love."

Guru comes with a second painting, the planet Earth (Ø 15 cm), made in the same technique and kept to the true scale of Earth against Jupiter.

This painting holds a particular place in my heart. It's dedicated to Jupiter as the key to stability in the Solar System. Its mass and its position bend the paths of comets and asteroids and lower the risk of them reaching Earth. Jupiter is the condition without which life here would have been unlikely to form or to last.

That fact changed how I think about consciousness on a cosmic scale. How many more non-random "coincidences" had to happen to make our life possible?

Love is the force that runs the universe. Its first and only law. One gravity, showing itself on every level. It holds a planet in orbit and it holds two people side by side.

Being in love is a deep decision to stay. It's solid ground when the world goes into a storm, and a home you always want to come back to. It's action, a daily choice, and the strongest bond there is. The power of love runs through space-time and only deepens with the years. It puts down roots, it flowers, and in its own time it bears fruit. That's how two people become more than two, and their strength multiplies and returns to the world as abundance.

Our purpose in life is to know love and to become ourselves inside it.

The Moon is the only body in the sky we can see in detail with the naked eye. It witnessed the beginning of human civilization, and it's the quiet hero of our myths and lullabies. In Ukrainian tradition the Moon marked time, and everything was built around it, from field work to wedding rites. The lunnytsia, the oldest Slavic amulet, shows the Moon and stands for fertility, motherhood, and the feminine, through the link between the lunar cycle, a woman's body, and the natural rhythm of the earth.

I feel a particular connection to the Moon, as an artist and as a woman. So this painting shows neither a landscape nor a symbol of distant space. It's a cell. The single one whose boundless potential began the life of every one of us.

This painting came out of my interest in the work of the Swiss physicist Nassim Haramein, known for his alternative theories of the structure of the universe as a holographic fractal, joining quantum mechanics and gravity, and for his research on consciousness.

The painting is my picture of the universe as one whole system, where every part is connected to every other through a single field. The visual structure is built from repeating elements that form a continuous pattern. You can rebuild the whole from any fragment of it, because every fragment carries the information of the entire structure.

"In this structure we see endless interconnection, where each thing is everything, and everything is in each thing. We give energy structure and we direct it toward creation. Energy flows from the center and fills the whole space. Love."

"We let energy flow from the center of the universe through our heart. Its path is beautiful when it's aimed at the good. Love."

"Since the dawn of creation a sphere has been rolling through space and time. It gives us a home, it fills our souls and feeds the heart. Out of the deep past into the endless. Love."

Filling yourself with love, the universe fills with it too. Because our structure affects everything it touches.

"Life wraps around us like silk cloth. It holds us gently. Love runs through the whole of space the way threads run through fabric. Love."

Water is the most important element for life. The water cycle on Earth is a closed loop. So we drink the same water ancient people drank, the same water life began in.

This work was a long experiment for me. I used many different materials, and they didn't always give the result I needed, so I had to rethink my decisions, change the approach, and start over.

The old line about water wearing away stone is the story of how this painting was made. Consistency and discipline, even in small actions, shape the result. That holds for a painting and for a life.

"An astonishing, boundless world opens to the small eyes of a beetle. One and the same world, with an endless number of gazes turned on it. Reality is a point of view."

What would exist if there were no one observing? Consciousness affects what we call reality. There's a principle in quantum physics: the act of observation itself changes how a particle behaves. It acts as a wave or as an object, depending on whether someone is looking.

In the composition this shows as a shift from undefined space in superposition to a formed image. The world arises at the moment attention is directed.

Observing is an active process: what you choose to put your attention on sets the configuration of your experience. When we choose to see beauty, the world answers with form. When we act from love and gratitude, more love comes into being around us, and more appears to be grateful for.

This painting is about the contradiction between what we know and what we do. We understand the consequences, and we keep choosing materials that destroy the environment we're part of. Plastic here is a symptom of a way of thinking: careless, convenient, cut off from long-term consequences. Why, with alternatives available and the understanding in hand, does the same decision repeat again and again?

The painting shows a biological cocktail of forms built from the compounds of plastic waste. I'm certain life will find its way, even in conditions humans can't survive in. Microorganisms made of plastic are a fully possible next branch of evolution, if we don't change our daily habits.

"Let's allow that we've got tangled in a dual world. To see the beauty of light you need shadow. Without shadow, light is just light. Without light, shadow is just shadow. Let's allow that what we see is an illusion. And let's see it: the whole world unfolds in front of the observer's eyes. Take away the observer and the painting doesn't exist. Love."

"From eternity to eternity the stream of life moves on. Rising with it, we let the past go with gratitude and take the future with trust. Cycle after cycle. Life after life."

"A thousand worlds on the tip of our nose. Souls like feathers in the wing of life. And every beat of that wing comes to help us. Love."