Hope

There are situations that we cannot control, situations that as humans take us to the limit and at that moment we feel vulnerable. We think why does this happen to me? And we forget that all people in this world go through processes, some more painful than others.

The stones are used by the artist as a symbol of the situations we go through as human beings “When stones come into our lives, we want to flee, they can hurt us, hurt us until we die. Stones cannot kill our spirit, they can hurt our physical body. Nor can they prevent the creator's purpose in humanity." Giving emphasis to the spiritual, the artist mentions that we can suffer, but our spirit prevails. When we refer to human pain, situations such as Wars, Pandemics, human injustices. Ana Liz makes an analogy with skin marks, mentioning that they mark a story of a beginning and an end, each mark represents a fall and a resurgence.

How can a human being glory in pain? The artist mentions that those stones that destroyed us are used to build and construct, we may feel afflicted, but that affliction produces patience that will bring us hope, when we look from the spiritual perspective. The artist mentions three approaches: being strong in the present, trust and security in waiting, and finally in waiting, being happy or welcoming what is coming. We are what we think, fears cannot control us if we want to reach the path of freedom.

The seed is present in this series, the seed depends on the sower, the sower knows the land and knows if the land is fertile or needs nutrients. Hope is the resurgence of the unexpected, which is represented with the colors of the earth. Therefore our hope comes from a sure expectation, not from an illusory thought, turning it into a virtue. Hope is the certainty of what is hoped for, the conviction of what is not seen.