Original artwork description:

Blue Summer Moon evokes the memory of a warm summer evening where light, air, and emotion dissolve into color. The composition is dominated by cool, turquoise blues and gentle greens, capturing the fresh vitality of nature, tempered by a sense of stillness and distance.
On the right, a dense, abstract cluster of greenery suggests a hillside or tree canopy, rendered with expressive brushstrokes and layered texture. This area contrasts softly with the more open, fluid space on the left, where distant, loosely structured forms may hint at cottages or village structures basking under moonlight.
Above it all floats a faint moon — quiet, full, and gentle — anchoring the piece in a specific time of day and mood: twilight. The moon’s presence adds a poetic layer to the painting, bringing a sense of passage, introspection, and natural rhythm.
The abstraction invites the viewer to complete the narrative with their own memories and emotions. There is no forced detail, no imposed storyline — only light, movement, and the suggestion of a moment in time that feels both nostalgic and timeless.

Materials used:

Pressed Cardboard