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Conrad Jon Godly, a Swiss painter born in 1962, has a life story like a colorful scroll, full of twists and turns and rebirths. His early experience studying at the Basel Academy of Art laid a solid foundation for his painting, but he chose another path and became a professional photographer, capturing the moments of the world with his lens.
In his 18-year photography career, Godly traveled around the world and recorded countless amazing images with his unique perspective. However, as time went by, he gradually felt an inner calling, which was the love and desire for painting. In 2006, he made a brave decision to pick up the brush again and pursue his artistic dream.

In search of inspiration and solace, Godly went to the mountains of Chur, Switzerland. The scenery here is magnificent, with towering peaks and shrouded in clouds and mist, as if it were a masterpiece of nature. In this vast expanse of heaven and earth, he felt an unprecedented tranquility and strength. For Godly, the mountains are not only a wonder of nature, but also a source of his spiritual sustenance and creation.
Under his brush, mountains are given new life and meaning. He uses rich colors and delicate brushstrokes to depict the majesty and grandeur of the mountains, while also being delicate and soft. Each work seems to be an independent world, making people linger in it. Godly's mountain oil paintings not only show his awe and love for nature, but also convey his thoughts and feelings about life and the universe.
For Godly, mountains symbolize strength. They tower into the sky and stand tall, and they always maintain a firm attitude no matter how many storms and vicissitudes they have experienced. This strength comes not only from the gift of nature, but also from the tenacity and perseverance of human hearts. Godly believes that only with strong inner strength can we keep moving forward on the road of life and overcome all difficulties and challenges.

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