The White Eagle

“The White Eagle” combines strong geometric shapes with a bold, almost monumental sense of presence. The pale central form suggests a bird emerging from an arrangement of red, blue, yellow, and dark contours, while the surrounding figures remain deliberately ambiguous. The eagle can be read as an image of freedom, strength, aspiration, or spiritual ascent. Ostapenko’s simplified forms and vivid color give the painting a symbolic quality that invites multiple interpretations.