100X150cm/39X59in

oil on canvas, 2024,

3.900,00€

Mariupol was a thriving Ukrainian port city of about 420,000 people just a few years ago. War reduced it to ruins—proof of how quickly what generations build can be destroyed.

This painting is a symbolic reminder against war and violence, and of the fragility of the things we rely on most: home, safety, and ordinary life. Yet it also points to something equally real—the human ability to rebuild a future even from rubble.

For anyone who has lived through loss or upheaval, it can resonate as both a memory and a message: don’t give in, stand up again, move forward. It can suit professional spaces as well as a home—where its presence is meant to spark reflection, not despair.