Original artwork description:

This painting explores a suspended moment between perception and memory, where color becomes atmosphere rather than image. Built through layered acrylics, textured surfaces, and subtle tonal shifts, the work is structured around a softened horizontal threshold that suggests a distant horizon without fixing it in place.

The upper field moves through deep violets and blues, dense and weightless at once, while the lower area holds lighter tones that shimmer with traces of warmth and reflection. The surface is intentionally uneven, allowing light to catch and disappear across the canvas, creating a quiet sense of movement as the viewer changes position.

Rather than depicting a specific landscape, the painting invites an internal one: a space of listening, pause, and awareness. It reflects the way light, memory, and emotion overlap—how something familiar can feel just out of reach, yet deeply present.

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Materials used:

Acrylics, sand, paper

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