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The death of childhood is the beginning of poetry. A dreamlike image straight from the collective unconscious of men. Jung archetype: Spectrum Magazine, Graphic Novel surrealistic Comic Art by Bill Sienkiewicz, Francis Bacon, Marc Chagall, Ben Templesmith, Dave McKean, Zdzisław Beksiński, Brom, Alexandra Manukyan, Rimel Neffati, Deborah Tuberville, Andrew Wyeth, Irina Ionescu
A surrealist digital painting depicts a young girl standing at the edge of a body of water, possibly a lake or large puddle, with her back mostly to the viewer, looking towards a misty forest at night under a full moon. The girl has light brown hair blowing slightly to her right and wears a simple light-colored dress. The water she stands before has a reflective surface, showing distorted colorful reflections of the sky and light sources. In the forest beyond the water, various glowing, spectral figures and symbols are visible. To the girl's left, a glowing deer-like animal stands near the water’s edge, and two other smaller glowing animals, possibly a wolf and another deer, are further in the mist. Above these creatures, floating in the air among the dark tree branches, are several glowing circular emblems featuring different symbols: one with a deer, another with a cloaked figure, and another with a human profile. On the right side of the image, emerging from the mist near the water, is a large, glowing, ghost-like figure of an old man in robes, holding a staff. Behind him, another smaller, less distinct ghostly figure is present. The trees are dark and silhouetted against the night sky,
