“Between Two Suns” is a story about our outer and inner light. At first, we are pulled towards the bright, tempting sun outside – the promises, the noise, the glitter. In that chase we forget our inner sun. But when we find it again, a quiet inner peace appears.
Looking into this painting feels like stepping into a magical garden where time has paused and the usual laws of nature no longer apply. Golden lotus flowers stand at the centre – they seem to emit light themselves and speak of spiritual purity and rebirth, of a soul that can rise above everyday worries and bloom in full splendour. Behind them, a shining golden circle – sun or moon – watches silently over the scene, keeping harmony.
Around the flowers, water creatures move – not ordinary fish, but subtle, etheric beings freely swimming in swirling red and blue waters. They remind us that everything is in constant motion and that beauty can appear where we least expect it. Across all of this lies a network of almost invisible spiderwebs: not frightening, but a symbol of connection – every thought and action leaves a trace in the fabric of the universe.
Red and blue tones play against each other: passion and calm, chaos and order, fire and water. The hands – both giving and wanting to receive – are a reminder that this magical world is not separate from ours. It is a reflection of our own inner landscape.
Anda invites the viewer to find their own meaning here – even if it brings tears. That, she says, is the essence of art: to move emotions, whatever they may be.