Medium: Finger painted acrylic with 6 layers of paint

Size: 125 h x 95 w cm

Song interpreted: Annie’s song by john denver

Song info: John Denver wrote "Annie's Song" in about 10 minutes while riding a ski lift in Aspen, Colorado, shortly after an argument with his then-wife, Annie Martell Denver. He wrote it as an apology and a love letter to Annie.

Aida’s Description: One of the most profound experiences of being human is to be loved. This song is one of my all-time favorite love songs — tender, and timeless. In the top right of the painting, a woman begins to emerge. Behind her stretches a vast landscape drawn from nature — with deep blues symbolizing water and soft greens representing the forest, echoing the song’s imagery. She is surrounded by a copper metallic hue — a color used nowhere else in the painting — to symbolize that there is nothing like her. She is one of a kind. This piece is a reflection of love in its most expansive and awe-inspiring form.