Parade of Butterflies

90×90 cm
Sculpture on canvas, acrylic, gold leaf
2018

Description

Before you is not merely an aesthetic composition.
"Parade of Butterflies" is an allegory of transformation, encoded in the form of a mandala.

23 Indonesian butterflies, none of which repeat, are united in a single movement, turning chaos into harmony.
Each butterfly here is a unique energy, a unique story, a unique form of existence.
Together they create an endless cycle of transformations: from conception to realization, from beginning to completion, from chaos to new order.

The central spiral symbolizes the point of origin.
The circles — the eternal return and completion.
The surrounding waves remind us that every movement creates resonance throughout the Universe.

The number 23 is not accidental: across many cultures, it is seen as a code for fateful changes, success, and the assistance of higher forces. It echoes through human history as a marker of moments where singular decisions altered the course of time.

Philosophical Meaning

The butterfly is an ancient symbol of the soul, resurrection, and immortality in all major world cultures:
- In Christianity — resurrection through suffering and love.
- In Buddhism — embodiment of rebirth and the cyclicality of the universe.
- In Eastern philosophy — a symbol of the lightness of the soul's journey after enlightenment.

"Parade of Butterflies" creates its own energetic field: activating processes of awareness, deep transformation, and realization of potential.
It is more than art. It is a tool for those who work not only with matter, but with the field of possibilities.

Value of the Work

In times of uncertainty, where the future is built moment by moment, owning such a piece is not only about aesthetics.
It is about the ability to work with symbols that open paths where none yet exist.

"Parade of Butterflies" — for collections that not only preserve beauty but shape epochs.