Original artwork description:

Acrylic painting on stretched canvas, sides are painted to black so it is possible to hang it without framing.

The green twilight of the painting is a particularly fascinating element that contributes to the 'enigmatic and surreal atmosphere of the painting. The use of green tones in the twilight creates an otherworldly and obscure effect, as if the town were bathed in a surreal and mystical light.

The green hue of twilight can also create a sense of ambiguity and uncertainty, as it is not a typical color associated with twilight. This ambiguity adds to the 'overall sense of mystery and enchantment of the painting, leaving the viewer guessing about the possible meanings and interpretations of the image.

In addition, the use of twilight in the painting has a symbolic meaning, as twilight is often associated with transitional periods between light and darkness or between day and night. The green twilight in this painting can therefore be interpreted as a symbolic representation of a transitional or liminal state, perhaps suggesting a sense of transformation, renewal, or even melancholy.

Materials used:

Acrilyc paint and stretched canvas

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