50 x 60 cm / 19, 68 x 23.62″
 
"Dreams of the Girl in a Red Kimono" is a painting that represents the transformative and introspective journey of the artist himself. It was developed during a challenging period, prompting the author to reexamine her desires, dreams and values, resulting in a deeply personal and cathartic work of art. Therefore, the girl in kimono is reminding a viewer - Remember who you are, and how much you are worth, and that the best is yet to come. While the flowers symbolize the beauty and vulnerability, the dragon on her dress affirms that this girl is not fragile, but a fighter. The butterfly is a symbol of her transformation, things can and will change, it is an announcement of the magnificent life that lies ahead of her. The painting is for those who may sometimes doubt themselves and their path but never lose hope, the colors are intense, offering a sweet escape into a dreamy world. It was made in layers, originally with water-based art materials such as inks, acrylic paints, sprays, then enriched with the technique of gold leaves, and further developed and finished with rich layers of high-quality oil paints.