Fluteing to Ibis is an intimate scene inspired by ancient Egyptian civilisation, depicting a young Egyptian boy sitting alone on the outskirts of his city and playing the flute. Removed from the noise and demands of everyday life, he appears absorbed in a private moment of reflection, using music as a way to reconnect with his inner self. An ibis approaches him, seemingly drawn by the melody emerging from the depths of his spirit, creating a quiet moment of communication between the human figure and nature. The painting explores solitude not as isolation, but as an opportunity for inner freedom, contemplation and spiritual connection. Through this simple encounter, the artist seeks to reveal a more intimate and human dimension of ancient Egyptian life, focusing not on grand historical events but on an imagined everyday moment filled with stillness, emotion and poetic atmosphere. Medium: Oil on wood. Dimensions: 70 x 60 cm. Shipping: The artwork will be carefully shipped in a box.