Elena Ali

Her lips are red poppies.  
constantly dreaming at night.  
with scarlet petals in the heart,  
whispering with your happiness.

Red Poppy

Imagine that your mind is a deep ocean and your emotions are waves that are constantly moving. Sometimes they are calm, like a mirror, and sometimes they can play out in a storm. It is important to learn to observe these emotional waves, not to judge them, but to accept them as they are.Oil on canvas/feature NFT comes complete with the physical canvas.

Instability

The work seems to capture the moment of an internal explosion—the second when a thought, feeling, or desire is born and rushes into the world. There is no rest here, only movement, contrast, and the courage to live in the flow.

The Energy of the Moment

Liriane — The Maiden of Dawn (The Young Moon)

Symbol: The silver bow, woven from the first light of morning.
Element: Air.
Color: Pale blue and white.
Animal: The white stag.

Liriane is the whisper of beginnings — the breath before a word, the shimmer before sunrise.
Born from the sigh of Artemis, she carries the essence of untamed freedom, curiosity, and sacred innocence.
She roams the forests of dreams, teaching mortals to trust their instincts and follow what makes their hearts tremble with wonder.

Her laughter calls seeds to sprout and rivers to sing again.
But her gift is fragile — she appears only to those who still believe that life can begin anew, no matter how many times they’ve fallen.

Her message: “Every ending is just a beginning that forgot its own courage.
Oil on canvas 
70 x 50 cm/ 27.55 x 19.68 inch

Liriane-The Young Moon

Once upon a time, a storm raged on this shore-waves rose to the sky, the wind whistled, washing away all unnecessary debris. But now the elements have subsided, leaving only traces-stones, smooth and warm from the setting light.  
The sun slowly sinks toward the horizon, painting the sand gold and copper. The sea breathes evenly, as if tired, and the sky is a reflection of a soul that has survived the storm.  
This landscape is not about the sea, but about man.  
About someone who has weathered their own storm, remained standing, and is now learning to see beauty in the simple-in the reflections of light, in the breath of water, in the silence.

This is not just a sunset.  
This is a moment of inner reconciliation.  
For a moment, the world and man become one breath.

Size : 60 x 40 cm  
Oil on canvas 

Silence After the Storm

Acrylic on canvas. 
Physical painting.
Size 150 x 150 cm

What we see here is not just an abstraction, but a captured drama of a clash of energies. The blue depths of the canvas evoke the boundlessness of space, where emotions are born and dissolve. The vibrant yellow is the impulse of life, the primordial spark. Purple and scarlet are manifestations of passion and pain, and the dark brushstrokes become boundaries that the human soul strives to break through.

The work sounds like a manifesto: it doesn't tell a story, but rather becomes a chronicle, where each viewer writes their own page.

Chronicle of an internal explosion

First Edition 1/1
Oil on canvas
Size 150 x 150 cm
The Triune Goddess is a great female deity. According to ideas,the Triune Goddess ("White Goddess of Birth, Love and Death") is revered in the forms of "virgin", "mother" and "old woman", which correspond to the three stages of female life and the three phases of the moon: the young moon, full moon and old moon. The triune goddess is identified with the Greek moon goddesses:

Artemis is the maiden below, as she was a virgin and goddess of the hunt;
Selene is a falling maiden, as she was the mother of Endymion's children ;
Hekate is a pale maiden, as she is often associated with the underworld and magic, and is therefore considered the "Queen of the Witches".
The image of the Triune Goddess is in many ways close to the image of the archetypal Mother Goddess, revered by many peoples; in a number of mythologies, there are also “female triads” (three Harit, three Moir), some of which fully correspond to the incarnations of the “White Goddess(foremother -woman-daughter).

Elena Ali (alielena)

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