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"Beyond"


Beyond 
Beyond the sea, beyond the mirror , beyond life, "Beyond" of who sees further, the truth is that as we move along the path of living the more we value, life.And we go on, dreaming , adding on aspirations, experiences, knowledge, disappointments, love everything that make us unique and human.
This painting speaks to us about someone that takes a step back to see, feel and live.

"Beyond"
150x150cm
oil on canvas
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