Het strand van Shichiri-ga-hama in de provincie Sagami 1830 - 1834

"Het strand van Shichiri-ga-hama in de provincie Sagami", made by Katsushika Hokusai, presents us with the iconic Mount Fuji, a symbol deeply embedded in the Japanese psyche. Its serene, snow-capped peak resonates with cultural and spiritual significance. This single mountain motif echoes across centuries and cultures, reminding us of other sacred mountains, like Mount Olympus in ancient Greece. These natural formations often embody the divine, becoming focal points for reverence. The mountain here is a study in contrasts—its imposing height balanced by its tranquil presence in the distance. Like a recurring dream, it captures a collective yearning for stability. The peak can be seen as a symbol of aspiration that remains constant. Its continuous presence speaks to the cyclical nature of existence. The mountain stands as a reminder of the eternal, offering solace.