"The long way home". A captivating acrylic masterpiece on a large Belgian cotton canvas. With dimensions of 112cm wide x 192cm high. The charm of this work of art lies in the ability to create multiple dimensions in a color that instantly captures the viewer's attention, demanding deeper exploration.

That is when the explorer discovers, among that rich tapestry of varied red tones that adorn the canvas, how they converge perfectly to form a vibrant urban landscape. At the heart of this dynamic composition, a notable protagonist emerges: a determined woman, cradling a fish tank. Her presence in the midst of the bustling urban landscape signifies an allegory of our constant navigation through the intricate complexities of the concept we call "home."

Symbolically, the elephant house gracefully leaves its usual abode, embodying the delicate emotional and physical connections we forge to the concept of home. It serves as a metaphor for the movement of the tangible elements that surround us, such as mattresses, windows, tiles, or wood, and the intangible but profound aspects of our existence, encompassing security, love, support, and hope.

"The Long Walk Home" calls viewers to embark on deep introspection. Through this evocative work of art, artist Felix Zilinskas provides a contemplative space for personal reflections, where observers can discover the intricate web of connections that intertwine who they are today with all the spaces, beings, and moments they Once upon a time they have been your home.