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Turtle: Suspended Destinies

Name: Turtle: Suspended Destinies
Brand: CID
Price: 470.00 EUR
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🟠 EMOTIONAL INTRODUCTION

A turtle moves calmly across a suspended island, while around her orbit suns and landscapes that seem to dissolve into light.
It is a journey between the stable and the unstable, between the flowing sea and a sky filled with hidden signals.
This painting was born from the need to speak about slow time — about destiny built step by step, even when the ground itself seems to float.

🧠 CREATIVE PROCESS

Painted with mixed media (oil and acrylic) on canvas, the piece merges the speed of acrylic with the vibrant density of oil.
Each layer works in contrast: the free brushstroke forming the ocean, the luminous tones of the shell, and the dripping lines turning the platform into suspended roots.
The turtle emerged not as a simple animal, but as a symbol of constancy — always moving, never stopping.

🔮 SYMBOLIC INTERPRETATION

The Turtle: an ancestral symbol of wisdom and longevity, guardian of time and patience.

The Suspended Island: a metaphor for our vital decisions — fragile yet steady in their suspension.

The Orange Orbs: signs of possible paths, alternate destinies orbiting around her.

The Sea and the Sun: transition, cycles and constant transformation.

🎨 VISUAL & COMPOSITIONAL ANALYSIS

The piece follows the rule of thirds, placing the turtle as the focal point in tension with the horizon.
Deep blues contrast with intense oranges, generating visual dynamism and magnetism.
Vertical drips reinforce the idea of inverted gravity, while sea and sky intertwine into a single space.

✨ WHO THIS ART IS FOR

For those who understand that art is a mirror of the soul.
For collectors seeking more than decoration — a reminder that constancy is also beauty.
Perfect for contemporary living rooms, creative studios, contemplative spaces or private collections that dialogue with symbolism.

“Moving slowly is still moving. The turtle never stops.”