Love is the little butterfly in the head

Description

This piece is a diptych that explores the themes of love, perception, and transformation. The left panel features a large, expressive blue eye surrounded by delicate hearts and vibrant red and orange streaks, symbolizing an emotional gaze. Tears, shaped like leaves or droplets, emanate from the eye, conveying a mix of emotions. The right panel displays a swirling, stylized heart with butterfly-like antennae, blending love and metamorphosis into a cohesive symbol.

The warm color palette of reds, oranges, and yellows signifies passion and joy, while the intricate patterns emphasize the complexity of emotions. The artwork’s title hints at the whimsical and transformative nature of love, suggesting that the butterfly-heart represents the fluttering feeling of affection or infatuation. Karel’s modern, abstract style merges natural elements with imaginative symbolism, inviting viewers to explore the interconnectedness of emotions and perceptions in this evocative composition.