Carla Broeckx/ artica 2025.160x100 cm . Titel " unity" This vibrant artwork by Artica showcases three interconnected figures composed of colourful, mosaic-like patterns. Their subtle expressions and linked arms symbolize unity, friendship, and mutual support. The warm, earthy tones and abstract style invite viewers to interpret the trio as family, friends, or a broader sense of connection.
Unity.
She always stood alone. Not because she had to, but because it was her nature. In every group, in every circle of friends, she was the one who remained slightly apart—watching, guiding, weaving the threads between others. She understood people, their emotions, their needs. She could bring them together, create harmony, and yet, she was never fully part of the whole.
Her art reflected this truth. Every painting carried the same silent message: one stands alone, or three stand together. It was never two, never four. Just one or three. Because one was independence, and three was balance—a perfect dynamic where energy could flow without resistance.
And so, she created Unity. A canvas that spoke of connection, strength, and belonging. Three figures, intertwined yet distinct, their colors blending where they touched, but remaining unique where they stood alone. It was a story of her life, her soul, her essence.
People who saw it felt something stir inside them. Some recognized the beauty of solitude, others the power of togetherness. But everyone understood that unity is not about losing oneself in the group—it’s about standing strong, alone or together, and letting the energy of life move freely.
Because in the end, true unity is not about numbers. It is about knowing who you are, whether you stand alone or among three.