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The Garden of Tomorrow unfolds like a playful encounter between two beings who seem to meet somewhere between imagination and …
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The Garden of Tomorrow unfolds like a playful encounter between two beings who seem to meet somewhere between imagination and possibility. One figure, wrapped in bold patches of blue, yellow, and purple, feels grounded yet whimsical — almost like a character arriving from another world, gentle but vibrant. The second figure leans in with a long, elegant silhouette in shades of red and pink, creating a quiet contrast that feels almost protective or curious.
Around them float rounded shapes, bubbles, and planetary forms, giving the scene a sense of movement and cosmic play. The composition feels alive — full of rhythm, humor, and that dreamlike quality that often appears in your work when emotion and spontaneity merge.
I love this piece because it carries a beautiful mix of softness and boldness. The two figures feel connected without touching, as if they’re sharing a moment of understanding in a world entirely their own. I’m drawn to the balance of colors, the way the rounded forms echo each other, and the movement of the lines that gives everything a sense of flow. It feels playful but also tender — a reminder of how relationships can be both surprising and gentle. And visually, the color combination makes me happy: the purples, reds, and blues harmonize in a way that feels very “me,” very spontaneous and expressive.
Material & Size:
Oil markers on unstretched paper — 8 x 8 in.
Signed N. Gribinski on the front.
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