leaf and tree

Storms come and go, Javanese artist Aldi remarks, but the centuries-old tree in his acrylic painting stands the test of time. Painted in dark colors, the old tree creates a gnarled silhouette against a bruised purple sky.

Inspired by the adaptive nature of the forest, Aldi in Java creates this striking acrylic painting from a combination of secondary colors: orange, green, and purple. The artisan remarks that he sees his work as "a lesson that in any situation we must be able to adapt, just as trees shed their leaves in the dry season."

In a striking blend of purple, pink, black and white, this acrylic painting by Javanese artist Aldi captures the essence of autumn trees with a unique twist. Each shade reflects the resilience and beauty of nature, drawing attention to the environment's delicate balance and the importance of protecting it. “To exist as a nation, to prosper as a country, to live as a society, we must preserve trees and forests,” he says.

The blooming trees on Aldi's acrylic painting inspire fresh hope for the new spring season. The Javanese artisan uses splashes of vibrant green paint to describe the lush foliage, which pops beautifully against a dark night sky.

A lesson in patience and longevity, Aldi's acrylic painting pays homage to an old forest full of large, hardy trees. "The differences in seasons and weather make the tree strong," remarks the Javanese artisan, who uses a predominantly green palette to convey the health of the forest.

"The trees are shedding their leaves to give way to new leaves," Javanese artist Aldi remarks of his tranquil night scene. Painted in dark acrylic, the bare tree branches create a webbed pattern across the purple sky, an image the artist believes carries its own special beauty.