Water Rite Metal Print

Hi, Robbie, I want to share with you a little secret of how art of any medium may hold details unconsciously intended by it's maker and an example I just noticed in this painting of mine! I had always, and in painting this, assumed that both vaguely profiled women were facing away from us toward the bright light on the water. Now I realize that another interesting way of viewing ("seeing" it) is quite reasonable: the two women could be semi-facing each other as if conversing -- the shorter one, in purplish brown, closest to us, on our right (perhaps even a daughter, even a mother of a baby held by the taller woman on her right), in this second view remains as in the original. But, the taller one, on our left, is facing viewers now, the child in her arms -- clothed as she (and still dangling that woman's purse?). I like this view too because you can make-out -- or "make-up" -- as it often works when "seeing" this or that in paintings -- at least I do here, a definite face of the child looking upward. Before, the child had been looking up a bit and toward the bright water. Now, here's the exciting part (to me): I can easily experience an optical illusion ("allusion?") with the mothers face! First she is looking right at us viewers; blink, or look away a moment, and then she may appear to be looking upward, as is the child! Try it more than once if you don't see either, and I think that most of you will see the altering view. So does that make interpretations of the painting any different? Please share that with us all and future viewers, in another COMMENT on this painting. Further, I know the owners of the painting, and I am going to write to them about such an experience with the photo of it posted here. If you are interested in hearing about their response, please click so to me where it says "Click here to contact the artist," across the page from here. Peace, etc., Bruce