Cherry tea

Continuation of the theme of rays and cherries. This picture was influenced not only by the cherry harvest, but also by the work of Jean Baptiste Chardin and a little Rembrandt Van Rijn, or vice versa - a little more than that. Ray in the dark - like a detective. What will he snatch out of the darkness? What secret will it reveal? In this case, this is a pleasure (happiness, if you like) that is not available to all people. To some it is not available because they are poor, to some because they are sick. But the poor, of course, are more fortunate, because at least they can feel it, unlike the latter. The second are so sick that they can not feel anything, no matter how hard they try. Light is there. Darkness is nothing. Light comes and fills the void. This picture is deeper than a cherry day, in fact it is not about cherries, it is about black holes in our souls, which we often fill with anything but light. We lose our integrity, we don’t know who we are, we can’t find our place, we can’t live in harmony with ourselves and the world around us, and therefore we can’t be happy and enjoy life.