Prepare for an emotional immersion: let yourself be enveloped by the liberating and symbolic energy of this unique work, a hymn to inner peace.
 A human figure floats, arms outstretched in a liberating embrace, rising above a wounded and decaying cityscape.
 The scene is dominated by the contrast between the warm light of the sky (yellow ochre and orange) and the cool, textured gray of the ruins below. The hues blend in a liquid embrace that pulses with hope and redemption.

 This is not a simple scene; it is the result of a profound investigation into the soul and human resistance, where water and pigment become metaphors.
 The composition is embellished with material textures that make the ruins palpable and by a clever use of light that radiates from behind the flying figure, emphasizing its detachment from earthly reality.
 Your environment will gain conceptual depth and inspiration, thanks to the perfect balance created between the weight of destruction and the ethereal lightness of achieved freedom.

 This work was created entirely by hand, celebrating the magic of "wet-on-wet" watercolor, capturing the speed and emotion of the moment.

 📜 Dedicated poem:
 “You are my silence
 I hold you here between a dream and a sigh,
 in eyes drowned in tears and light.
 You are in the sun that warms my flight.”

 📢 SPECIAL NOTE
 This work is part of the traveling exhibition Art for Freedom and Peace, adding cultural and socially engaged value to your collection.

 TECHNICAL DATA SHEET:

 
 Artwork size: A3 format
 
 Technique: Professional watercolor with pure pigments, with warm/cold color contrasts and structural details.
 
 Support: High quality 100% cotton paper with grain (guarantees the preservation of colours over time and a fine texture).
 
 Condition: Original work, unique piece, on paper, unframed (it is not a print).
 
 Certificate: Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist, Barbara Carretta.


 STYLE NOTE:
 It's perfect when framed with a concrete gray or anthracite mount to evoke the city below, highlighting the flight and the warm light of the sky. A thin frame in matte black aluminum or black lacquered wood would complete the work, giving it a dramatic, contemporary look with a strong conceptual impact.