The painting symbolizes the subconscious journey of love, happiness, and unity. The painting presents a central couple, Kai and Lila, walking toward the observer, symbolizing the self’s path to happiness through love and spiritual connection. Their union represents the merging of different energies—Kai’s spiritual guidance and Lila’s vulnerability—showing that happiness is born from the integration of strength and fragility.

Flanked by Victor and Isla to the life, and Dante and Selene on to the right, these supporting couples represent the essential powers guiding the journey. Victor and Isla symbolize strength and nurturing, while Dante and Selene embody passion and wisdom. Together, they flank the path, offering support and stability as the central couple leads the way.

The observer is subtly seduced by the painting’s organization, which is an image of semantic meaning, awakening the self to the realization that the road to happiness is already within. The painting doesn’t explicitly invite the observer; instead, it subtly reveals that the qualities needed for love and fulfillment— the figures of strength, passion, nurturing, and wisdom—are already present in the self.

The painting becomes a map of happiness, showing that the journey is not one of finding something external but realizing what already exists within. The self is encouraged to walk the path, guided by love, unity, and the supportive energies surrounding it.