Love’s Loss Liberation
Geevon GShare
Love’s Loss Liberation is a painting depicting a woman named Love, her hair intricately shaped like a tree, looking over her shoulder. Love has endured the heartache of losing her love. As she contemplates a bittersweet potion that has erased the memories of her beloved, she begins to sense an unexpected liberation.
In this moment of clarity, Love realizes that, like all energies in this world, love cannot be destroyed. The love we generously give to others reflects the vast wellspring of love within ourselves. When we become aware of this internal reservoir and cherish it as deeply as we do water, we learn to draw from it—to love and nourish ourselves.
Her tree-shaped hair symbolizes this growth, with roots extending as deeply as the branches, representing her grounded yet expansive mindset. Behind her, an ethereal third eye radiates lines in all directions, embodying her thoughts flowing freely and her awakened intuition. Its serene colors reflect the tranquility she finds in acceptance.
Through this journey of grief and self-discovery, Love experiences liberation, finding peace in the understanding that true love starts from within.