Element Table

"Element" (Dimensions: 100x120 cm, 120x150 cm) EudoimoniArt's painting "Element" has a deep symbolic meaning that tells the existential journey of man through the four basic elements of the universe – water, fire, air and earth. Fed by mythological teachings and ancient beliefs, this work visually reflects the mysterious relationship of man with the universe and the transformation processes of this relationship. With the combination of four elements, the painting reveals the creation of beings and the universe and the involvement of man in this process in a profound way. The human figure in the painting symbolizes a universal energy in a sense. The figure floating in the air is depicted as a being connected with a cosmic consciousness, independent of the physical world. This figure, as a being derived from the combination of water, fire, air and earth, expresses its connection with the basic components of nature. The fact that Thales sees water, Heraclitus sees fire, Anaximenes sees air, and Empedocles sees earth as the four main elements of the universal order symbolizes the relationship of this figure with each element. The rising posture of the figure indicates eternity, which Aristotle defined as the "realm above the moon", and a journey towards this realm. The ascendant man participates in the cosmic cycle of the universe, representing the transformation and rebirth of beings in this cycle. At the same time, it symbolizes man's progress beyond his material connection with nature and towards integration with a spiritual and cosmic consciousness. "Element" is a work in which man merges with the four basic elements of the universe and undergoes a process of existential transformation and inner awakening. This painting, as an expression of both the material world and the spiritual journey, invites the viewer to explore cosmic balance. * "Element" (Dimensions: 100x120 cm, 120x150 cm) (A Visual Expression of Cosmic Transformation) EudoimoniArt's "Element" painting carries a profound symbolic meaning, exploring the human existential journey through the four fundamental elements of the universe—water, fire, air, and earth. Drawing inspiration from ancient myths and teachings, this piece reflects the mysterious relationship between humanity and the cosmos, and the transformative processes within that relationship. The painting deeply illustrates the creation of beings and the universe through the merging of these four elements, while also portraying the human inclusion in this cosmic process. The human figure in the painting symbolizes a universal energy. Floating in the air, the figure is depicted as a being who has connected with a cosmic consciousness, independent of the physical world. This figure, born from the union of water, fire, air, and earth, represents humanity's bond with the fundamental components of nature. Thales' water, Heraclitus' fire, Anaximenes' air, and Empedocles' earth are seen as the four main elements of the universe, symbolizing the figure's relationship with each of these elements. The figure's upward posture points to the infinite, or "upper world," as defined by Aristotle. It signals a journey toward this realm, where cosmic transformation and rebirth take place. Simultaneously, it represents humanity's movement beyond material ties with nature, advancing toward a spiritual and cosmic union. Element is a piece that portrays the process of transformation and inner awakening, where the human being merges with the universe's four fundamental elements. This painting, as both a representation of the material world and a spiritual journey, invites the viewer to explore the cosmic balance.