Flowers in full bloom, half-eaten fruit, delicate butterflies... and a skull quietly sitting in the corner. Dutch still life paintings can look simply beautiful at first glance, but look a little closer and they become something much deeper: visual puzzles filled with symbols about time, change, pleasure, mortality and what it means to be human. In this guided discussion, psychologist, Gestalt therapist and award-winning floral designer Daria will help us explore the hidden meanings behind these extraordinary paintings and ask what artists from centuries ago might still be able to tell us about ourselves today.

Together, we'll look closely at the details, interpret what we see and use art as a starting point for conversations about life and psychology. Why are we so drawn to beauty when we know it cannot last? Why might an artist place signs of decay beside something in perfect bloom? And what can flowers, butterflies, food and everyday objects reveal about the way humans experience change, desire and the passing of time? Expect an interactive and reflective journey where there aren't always "correct" answers, just beautiful art, different perspectives and the chance to discover how looking carefully at a painting can sometimes help us look differently at our own lives.

盛开的鲜花、吃了一半的水果、精致的蝴蝶……还有角落里静静放着的骷髅头。荷兰静物画乍看之下只是漂亮，但多看几眼，就会变得深意十足：它们像是视觉谜题，堆满了关于时间、变化、享乐、死亡以及“人何以为人”的象征符号。在这场引导式讨论中，心理学家、格式塔治疗师、屡获殊荣的花艺设计师Daria会带我们探索这些非凡画作背后的隐秘含义，并追问：几百年前的艺术家，今天还能不能告诉我们一些关于我们自己的事。

我们会一起仔细端详画中的细节，解读我们看到的东西，把艺术当作出发点，去聊生活、聊心理。为什么我们明知道美不能长久，还是会被它深深吸引？为什么画家要把衰败的迹象放在盛放之物的旁边？花、蝴蝶、食物和日常物件，到底能透露人类如何经历变化、欲望和时间流逝？这是一场互动式的、能引人反思的旅程，没有标准“正确答案”，只有好看的艺术、不同的视角，以及一个机会——通过仔细观察一幅画，或许也能让我们用不同的眼光看看自己的生活。