The Cone in Oil

Before the viewer is not simply a pine cone but an image of the pineal gland — an ancient symbol of a perception that does not reflect reality but shapes it.
Each scale is like a musical instrument engraved with the image of a frequency. While the form is closed, the vibrations are silent. But when honey flows down from above, the activation begins.
The honey is not sweetness but a signal from the heavens. It enters the form and turns it into a transmitter.
This is not a decorative still life. It is a vibrational processor.
And the drop at the bottom is the result of the tuning. It is the moment when you stop merely perceiving — and begin to transmit. To attune. To influence.
This painting is not about a pine tree. It is about you.