On the painting you see three animals. nThe one in the front represents young part of our conciousness. At first glance you cannot see her naivity and vulnerability but when you look deeply into her soul you feel her softness, young blood still in process of developing, absorbing the world without a shield.nnThe one in the back, is older, wiser. You can feel her wisdom from the way she look at you. She embodies endurance and has this quiet power that comes from surviving many battles.nnThe middle one presents a bridge. Bridge between naiveness and wisdom. I see her as the alchemist of the trio, holding both fear and fearlessness together. She’s almost like the subconscious the hidden force that reconciles contradictions. She represents balance and the process of integration: we can be scared and brave at the same time.nnAnd the meaning behind the red outline surrounding them represents a pulse, like life force or aura. It unites them, suggesting they are not three separate beings, but three phases of one soul. Together saying that they are far more than just guardians of the jungle. They are guardians of the inner landscape: youth, maturity and the bridge beetween.