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Ruby Forest





Ruby Forest. Digital art created on canvas. 2022. Afrika Abney


This abstract painting captivates the viewer with its vibrant interplay of red and green hues, evoking the essence of a lush forest landscape. The bold colors are expertly blended to create a sense of depth and movement.


The artwork embodies a harmonious balance between the warmth of ruby red and the refreshing tones of green, reminiscent of nature's palette creating balance and harmony.


“Balance and harmony in the workplace can refer to work-life balance, which is the idea of maintaining a healthy relationship between work and personal life. It can also refer to workplace harmony, which is characterized by mutual respect, open communication, and collaboration.”

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