Let's talk is a painting by Susan Brown Slizys art signature name which was uploaded on February 2nd, 2016.
Let's talk
This Contemporary painting is about our collective journey in this world. Global and individual conflict could learn from these two bird characters.... more
Title
Let's talk
Artist
Susan Brown Slizys art signature name
Medium
Painting - Acrylic On Canvas
Description
This Contemporary painting is about our collective journey in this world. Global and individual conflict could learn from these two bird characters. True peace and understanding can only occur ,when the parties involved, truly listen to each other.Peaceful resolution can only happen when the parties show respect for the others views,this especially so, when they have different points of view. Restraint can be shown by a practiced lack of verbal or physical attack and then followed by the soothing first words, "Lets Talk". The two peace seeking animals are surrounded by corn and squash. These are two basic food staples, and also symbolize a gathered or store of " food for thought". In the background a flock of sheep is peacefully grazing and is unaware of the conflict.But they are providing a calm serene location for talkingThe blue sky has only a hint of low clouds near the horizone. So fair weather is the order of the day and friendlyagreement will be the end result. In the forground two beasts of burden carry the two main characters. Only their eyes betray the fact that they are active listeners and are very much aware of what is being said by the two birds.
This painting has been featured in" The World We See"",Spirit Animals", "Images that excite You","What the Interrobang1 Day","Women who run with wolves", "Symbolism",and "Wall Art for Children" ,"Our World Gallery"."Artist News"
Poem "Lets Talk" 2016 all copyrights Susan Brown
We tramped the meadow together
But we were far, far, apart in heart-
We were looking for peace
That's what we said, " at least"!
But the sky got caught in your eyes
For awhile it looked like rain
"Crying over spilt milk" blame
A meadow lizzard scurried into a cold, pain, place
Shadows of treason flickered across your face
A screaming ,scolding, squirrel on a high throne
Reasoning "Who threw the first stone?
"Lets Talk ". Susan Brown Slizys 20016 all copy rights
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Uploaded
February 2nd, 2016
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Comments (97)
Jeff Burgess
I like the whimsical nature of this work. Very clever, very creative....with a message.
Nancy Griswold
Wonderful work of art with the animals, incredible painting and meaningful content too f+++/l
Marta Pawlowski
Susan, I like how you describe your painting, that it shows what is happening around you. I like that we as artists can speak through our artworks! L/F/Tweet!
Tsc Channa
A beautiful painting Susan . Love the realism and beautiful landscape in the background . I guess animals have their own language and understanding of each other . Lovely . L/F
Tina M Powell
Susan, so creative and colorful! I love the colors and composition! Beautifully done!!
Megan Walsh
I love everything about this Susan. We humans could learn a lot from the animal kingdom, if we just took the time to do it. :) f
VIVA Anderson
So wonderful, your always unique symbolism, so thoughtful, Susan.......Wonderful, thought-provoking, thoughtful Art, as always.........fav........VIVA
Randy Burns
Yes, the world could learn from this conversing group. I love the symbolism and analogy of this artwork Susan. F/L.
Hanne Lore Koehler
Marvelous story-telling painting, Susan! Such sweet characters, colors, symbolism and background in the delightful composition! L/F
Nancy Griswold
Wonderful work and in your description " True peace and understanding can only occur ,when the parties involved, truly listen to each other." ...a much needed to be shared work in all ways. FABULOUS FAV+
Tejsweena Krishan
This is such an elegant piece of peace that is inviting to get gather as one to party out of the four walls in Nature to breathe for real can be only be possible with such mesmerizing green around, amen! I love this creation so much dear Susan that I wanna join them in feast, and enjoy the laughter of love! Such an adorable creation! :)
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