Mesopotamia Painting

The work "Mesopotamia" is a symbolic reflection of the human effort to communicate with the sacred and the reconstruction of the cosmos. Each temple is not only a point of connection with the gods, but also a recreation of the universe. The work shows how people have built sacred spaces throughout history and that these constructions are not only physical structures, but also reflect the universal order and cosmos. These occult symbols are used in the design and decoration of temples, emphasizing the depths of beliefs and the connection to the sacred. Each figure, relief, or motif is considered part of the universe, and the temple is seen as a reconstructed interpretation of the cosmos. This symbolic work of Mesopotamia reflects a time when people not only expressed their religious beliefs, but also tried to understand the mystery of the universe and their connection to the sacred. -----The artwork "Mesopotamia" is a symbolic reflection of humanity's efforts to communicate with the divine and to reconstruct the cosmos. Each temple is not only a point of connection with the gods but also a reconstruction of the universe. The artwork illustrates how throughout history, humans have constructed sacred spaces and how these constructions are not merely physical structures but also reflections of the universal order and the cosmos. These hidden symbols are used in the design and ornamentation of the temples, emphasizing the depths of beliefs and the connection with the sacred. Each figure, relief, or motif is considered a part of the universe, and the temple is seen as a reinterpretation of the cosmos. The richly symbolic artwork of Mesopotamia reflects a period in which people sought to understand not only their religious beliefs, but also the mysteries of the universe and their connection with the divine. These symbols are a reflection of humanity's efforts to comprehend and internalize the universe, and Mesopotamia's artwork narrates this profound thinking and belief.