Imaginary Folklore explores the relationship between identity, cultural memory and the imagined traditions that shape our perception of ourselves. The composition brings together a human figure and symbolic elements within a deliberately fragmented visual space, where geometric fields of colour coexist with organic forms.The raised hand, jewellery and stylised figure suggest gestures and symbols that could belong to a folklore tradition, yet their simplified and contemporary treatment makes their origin deliberately ambiguous. The work creates a space between the familiar and the invented - a kind of personal mythology built from fragments of cultural memory, visual references and imagination.The contrasting colour blocks create a sense of separation while simultaneously connecting the different elements of the composition. The result is a contemporary exploration of how folklore can exist not only as inherited tradition, but also as something continuously reinterpreted and reconstructed through individual experience. 70 × 90 cm | Digital painting on a graphic tablet, printed on cotton canvas | limited edition, signed by the artist | Shipped rolled