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Vangel Naumovski’s painting presents a landscape dominated by a central, arboreal form bursting with white and blue flowers. This striking tree, with its life-giving blossoms, evokes the ancient symbol of the Tree of Life, a motif that is often associated with the divine or spiritual realm. The image recalls similar motifs found in various cultures across history. We see the echoes of the World Tree in Norse mythology, or the sacred trees depicted in ancient Egyptian art. The artist taps into the collective memory, presenting a symbol deeply rooted in the human psyche. The flowers, vibrant and full of life, represent renewal and rebirth. Such imagery also appears, for example, in the works of the Italian Renaissance, where flowers often symbolized the virtues of the Virgin Mary. This repetition of symbols speaks to our shared cultural inheritance, connecting us to the emotional power of these images and motifs, which engage us on a subconscious level. This cyclical reappearance highlights the non-linear progression of symbols, constantly evolving and resurfacing in new contexts.