The Purest Love

This painting expresses the purest form of love. Most of us have experienced betrayal, blame, or deep hurt—often from those we trusted the most. In the painting, a large, withered tree stands tall, but its bare limbs resemble fingers frozen in blame—judging, wounding, all while pretending to care. From the moment we are born, these experiences quietly layer over us like armour. By the time we enter society, the armour becomes so heavy, we can barely breathe… and at times, you feel like giving up... Then came this fluffy dog. He has no impressive talents, no hidden agendas. He doesn't deceive or manipulate. Instead, he senses your emotions and responds with nothing but honesty and presence. Through his gaze and simple body language, he teaches you what pure love truly is. No competition, no mind games—just genuine companionship. You realise that life doesn’t need to be so complicated. When you look at the world through his eyes, everything becomes softer, simpler, and so much more beautiful. In the centre of the painting, a girl in soft pink rests beside him, her arm gently wrapped around his fur. Though scarred by life, she still chooses to love. Around them, white flowers bloom—symbols of purity and healing. The tall, flourishing tree on the left symbolizes hope and growth: that even after pain, life still offers places to lean on, and hearts still capable of blooming again.