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Anima Ehtiat created this painting, measuring 100 by 100 centimeters, without a title. Observe how the layers of colour evoke primordial landscapes. The vivid red band, reminiscent of molten lava, sits above a luminous yellow, suggestive of the life-giving sun. Below, a field of white hints at purity and potential. These horizontal divisions remind me of ancient creation myths, where the world emerges from elemental chaos. Consider the symbolic weight of the colour red: the energy, vitality and danger it represents, recurring throughout art history from cave paintings to Renaissance masterpieces. Then there's the sun, a universal symbol of consciousness, rebirth, and enlightenment, worshipped in countless cultures across time. The psychological impact of these colours is profound, tapping into our collective unconscious and stirring deep-seated emotions. These symbols are not static; they evolve, resurface, and take on new meanings in different contexts, reminding us of the cyclical nature of history and the enduring power of visual archetypes.