Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons is a brilliant piece of music that flawlessly reflects the changes that nature undergoes each year. This timeless composition left such an indelible impact that it became one of the earliest examples of what we now call program music, which tells a story through its sounds. Inspired by this concept, we’re jumping into four digital collectible art pieces, capturing the beauty of every season. These pieces on the Three43 App don’t just illustrate the seasons—they invite us to truly feel them. So, let’s begin our journey with Alice Luetchford‘s Mont Gelé, an artwork that beautifully encapsulates the essence of winter.
For most people, winter brings to mind snow-covered landscapes and stunning views. Mont Gelé captures this feeling perfectly. Luetchford paints a vivid picture of the Alps, full of calm and quiet strength that is awe-inspiring. It’s like seeing an old and wise general: he may appear frail on the outside, but you feel his inner strength and confidence, developed through years of experience.
Carla Jennings‘ Golden Secrets of a Hedgerow makes you want to leave everything behind and immerse yourself in nature. Inspired by her garden and the Cornish hedgerows, Jennings captures the delicate details of nature that we often overlook. Her artwork exudes a peaceful vibe that helps us reconnect with what’s important. This connection might be why many people love autumn; the colorful leaves lift our spirits and remind us to appreciate the little things.
In Dreams by Georgie Smith is a fascinating piece that shows a woman surrounded by flowers in a dreamy state. It transports you to a fairytale world filled with magic, hope, and a sense of adventure. As kids, we all had days full of play and laughter among the flowers, days we often long to relive.
Finally, there’s Hideaway by Machine Delusions, a delightful portrayal of a treehouse that takes you back to those carefree summer days. In this treehouse, you felt safe, a keeper of treasures and dreams. It’s a place where you could be your true self again. Even as adults, when we feel we’ve outgrown such things, Hideaway reminds us that the child who dreamed of dragons is still within us, untouched by life’s burdens.
Each season brings its own magic, and through art, we can connect with that magic on a deeper level. Whether it’s the stillness of a snowy landscape, the vibrant colors of autumn leaves, the joyful blooms of spring, or the carefree warmth of summer, these artworks remind us of the simple yet profound emotions tied to each season. They are here to bring back a sense of hope in our mundane lives. Perhaps, by looking at them, we will find that genuine smile and joy once again.
