The two women represent the ongoing life. In the middle, they hold a heart tenderly, the special love from mothers. They protect life's gentle rhythms but also the difficult - the heavy, where the heart can offer comfort and strength.

In their hands is also a symbol of a house, representing the safe and cozy - a home. A model wooden house created by a neighbor inspired the motif. In the third circle, there's a tree, the tree of life, whose branches are filled with stories and choices. The tree represents the people who make up the family, and the painting mimics the sculpted tree created by a neighbor. The white chamomile flowers are scattered throughout the painting, they grow in the area and carry both healing and calming effects.

Sunsets bid farewell to the day, where the sun's whispers say goodnight, painted in three color fields. The mountains around the place shape the horizon, and the color palette has been carefully chosen to match the tones of nature and the houses. There is balance in the painting, like yin and yang, everything is counterbalanced by each other. It's night and it's day, mixed in shades like the beautiful colors of the sky.

The Queltehue bird sings for rain, a bird found in South America and with a Chilean subspecies. Its characteristic is that people say its sound predicts rain. The large water droplets bring hope and longing for water to flow again, bringing greenery and life.

A story emerges: A boy, a guitar lover who plays music. It's a song for his brother who is no longer here. After his brother's passing, he picked up the guitar and created a new chapter for the old melody, painted with memory and strength.

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Dogs living freely along the streets are a common sight in Chile but unusual for visitors from Sweden. However, they are loved by neighbors and form part of a national and local identity. There is a special dog named Jackson that belonged to a neighbor. The memory of the four-legged friend is strong, and his grave is just outside the home.

A peach tree was planted at the grave, which now grows and bears abundant fruit. These peaches and branches take their place in the painting.

The painting invites more activities, games to invent, or plays to perform. Each water drop is a secret love letter from the sky, forming hidden letters in Spanish and Swedish. Follow the flower vine on the young woman's arm for a delightful surprise. On the clouds on the older woman's arm are numbers from 1 to 10, these are additional elements for interactivity in the artwork. Every element in the painting serves as a reminder of the power of motherhood to shape and unite the rhythm of life, where each brushstroke carries a story of comfort, strength, and hope.