Artwork. The name Aziza comes from Arabic and means “the cherished” or “the beloved.” The painting explores trust, the trust that the right people (and souls) will find their way to us. It is about love in all its forms.
Fish represent beloved people and animals, the snake stands for death and farewell, and the fish eggs symbolize the future, the hope of meeting new beloved beings. Life and death exist side by side, intertwined in a quiet cycle. The plant at the center represents depth and a sense of safety, while the underwater atmosphere evokes a protected, peaceful space, a place of love, remembrance, and renewal.