The dawn is calling!

On the seashore at dawn, children in identical pink raincoats line up. They spread their arms out to the sides, like living antennas catching signals from the world.
The childrens figures merge into a rhythm, repeating and moving into the distance, where the sky meets the water, and dreams merge with possibilities.
They are seekers of the way, children of one era, looking into a common future.
This line is not a strict column, but a living star stretched across the sand. They are like steps of time, like reflections of the same soul at different ages. This string of stars reminds us of the inevitability of the path that everyone must go through on their own, albeit as part of a common movement. Their faces are not visible, and therefore they become universal images, each of us.
The color of the raincoats is soft pink, as a symbol of fragility, defenselessness, vulnerability and the unknown of what will happen ahead.
The painting is done on canvas stretched on a 100x100 stretcher, in oil. Worldwide shipping at buyers expense.