The sight of a golden bee stirs memories of my childhood, evoking the warm summers spent at our family's summer house surrounded by a quaint green garden. Next door, our neighbors tended to a buzzing hive, filling the air with the delightful hum of busy bees. Each encounter was an adventure, especially the exhilarating quest to spot the elusive queen bee amidst the bustling colony. Those long, languid summer days hold a special place in my heart, and this painting serves as a tribute to that cherished time that has slipped away, forever etched in our memories. Though those carefree days may never return, their essence lives on, bringing joy to our hearts whenever we recall those simple yet magical moments. In my body of my work, I strive to explore the intricate relationship between humanity and wildlife. By portraying wildlife in art and addressing ecological issues, I hope to contribute to educational efforts and imbue my artistic journey with a deeper purpose. For me freedom lives in the nature. Humanity should put wild nature before the next oil pipeline or hight-rise apartment block. We should talk about this loud , i am doing this through my art. My art reflect the raw beauty of the wild life. This piece is an oil painting a canvas. It measures 50 by 50 cm and has been coated with a layer of professional varnish to protect it from sunlight and dust