A solitary wooden shelter stands still and silent in the heart of darkness, at the end of a path filled with silence. It seems to have been untouched by the sound of life for years, holding forgotten memories deep within its hollow silence. Above it, thin streaks of rain descend coldly and vertically from an endless sky. The middle layer, with its gray tones and streaks of orange, forms a barren and stony land, a boundary between sky and earth. This lonely house, like a silent witness in the night, whispers tales of oblivion and the passage of time.
This piece is created in the Abstract-Surrealism style using acrylic paints and multiple layers on canvas. The upper part of the painting, with its dark tones and thin white lines applied in smooth, vertical movements, evokes the sense of a cold and wintry rain falling steadily from the sky. The middle layer, featuring gray and orange hues, acts as a dividing strip between the earth and sky, imparting a sense of coldness and stagnation to the composition. In the lower section, a solitary wooden shelter, depicted in earthy browns and with a rough texture, stands out, representing a sense of decay and isolation. The dark shadows and rough texture of the shelter’s walls convey a feeling of ruin and the passage of time. The combination of these layers creates a multilayered atmosphere of silence, insecurity, and oblivion, drawing the viewer into its somber narrative.