FINE ART PRINT: TREE OF LIFE

High-quality poster/print on paper based on surreal oil painting by Mariusz Lewandowski titled "TREE OF LIFE".

Print specifications:

Print media: Paper
Paper finish: Satin
Paper weight: 255 gsm
Print kind: Ink
Print orientation: Horizontal

Available poster sizes:

• 96 x 80 cm (37.8" x 31.5")
• 48 x 40 cm (18.9" x 15.7")

What can you see in painting TREE OF LIFE by surrealist Mariusz Lewandowski?

The painting titled "Tree of Life" is a mystical vision of a world full of silence and reflection, rich in symbols and metaphors that, characteristic of Mariusz Lewandowski's work, transcend the boundaries of reality. In the foreground stands a solitary tree with bare branches, its crown burning with an intense red glow that starkly contrasts with the cold, blue light of the moonlit night. The tree, being the focal point of the composition, may symbolize both life and death – on one hand, its roots are firmly grounded in the earth, yet on the other, the fire seems to slowly consume it, which could be a metaphor for the cyclical nature of existence, rebirth, or an end.

In the background, a calm, quiet bay is surrounded by steep, rocky cliffs, further enhancing the feeling of isolation and mystery. A small boat rests on the water, its sails filled with a gentle breeze, suggesting a moment of suspension, awaiting the continuation of the journey. The figure standing on the shore, solitary and small in comparison to the majestic landscape, becomes a symbol of human loneliness in the face of the vastness of nature and the universe. Lewandowski, known for his masterful balance of light and shadow, creates an incredibly evocative atmosphere here using subtle contrasts – the warm, fiery colors of the tree meet the cold, icy tones of the rest of the landscape.

The scene exudes an aura of mystery and spirituality, reminding the viewer of the fragility of life and its constant movement between birth and death, light and darkness. What might be perceived as an ordinary landscape, through Lewandowski's lens, becomes a multi-layered narrative about human fate and the forces that drive it. The surrealism of this work reflects the distinctive style of the Polish painter, who often balances between dream and reality, the tangible and the metaphysical in his pieces.