The noisy and bloodthirsty 20th century left behind a disappointing legacy: postmodernism and satiety of images. Topics that were taboo 200 years ago are now discussed in the tabloids and on the Internet. Nudity has lost its sacredness. Until the 20th century, ancient gods, music and mythical heroes were usually depicted without clothes. To challenge their strength and grace, artists and sculptors often removed their clothing, leaving only those symbolic elements of costume and items that could identify the character.

On the one hand, these paintings represent the creative freedom of the artist, who can use any techniques, techniques and materials. On the other hand, it is an expression of his emotional experiences, thoughts and feelings that he wants to convey to the viewer.

One of the main opponents is the game with reality. The artist creates his paintings using various images, symbols and metaphors that may not be clear to the viewer. However, this is precisely what art is all about - the best way to look and see the world in a new way.

Another important factor is the use of symbols and allusions to cultural and historical events. Artists can use images from mythology, literature, film and other art forms to create their own image and symbols.
It can be beautiful, interesting and even useful for the viewer. The main thing is to be able to see and understand its meaning, as well as enjoy its life and freedom.