Manuel Luna Spanish, 1970
31 1/2 x 31 1/2 in
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"Cats and Fish Sometimes Live Together: A Harmonious Coexistence"
This oil painting on canvas depicts the magical relationship between cats and fish, two species that are often seen as incompatible. The artwork showcases how, with healthy curiosity and a harmonious approach, beings of different species can coexist in peace. The painting highlights the limitless enrichment that this coexistence can offer for future generations. The Mecanico fish in the painting represents the strange and unknown, something that initially evokes a mix of curiosity and fear, but ultimately can be integrated into our lives in a natural and positive way. The painting's name, "Cats and Fish Sometimes Live Together," emphasises the importance of living in harmony and finding common ground, even with those who seem different from us.