Sowing Golden Birds

Mixed media: acrylics and marble dust. With textures and reliefs. Painted sides.
The work depicts a tree with organic shapes and outstretched branches, from which sprout not leaves or flowers, but small golden birds. Each bird seems to emerge like a ripe fruit, ready to take flight. The branches open to both sides like outstretched wings, generating a symmetrical and serene movement that conveys balance, expansion, and harmony.
On the ground are golden eggs planted like bulbs or buds: small promises of life yet to be born. Showing the continuity between fertile soil and the open sky. This visual metaphor transforms the act of sowing into something deeper: not plants, but winged possibilities, seeds of freedom, hope, or imagination.
It is a work that speaks to the fecundity of the soul. It is a hymn to the power of cultivating the invisible: dreams, connection, memory. Observing it, one feels that life is built by sowing flight—and that, in that act, things flourish that the wind will carry much further.