Original artwork description:

The quiet evening sky is a space of calm, peace, and inner silence. It is rendered in matte ultramarine tempera.

Black wires stretch across this stillness like delicate threads. They resemble lines of connection between people — tense, fragile, yet essential. They link cities, homes, hearts. Sometimes they tangle, intersect, or drift apart. They are drawn with an acrylic marker, carrying a subtle satin sheen.

From one angle, the painting appears entirely matte and uniform; from another, the wires catch the light while the sky absorbs it. In daylight the blue sky looks quite clear and contrasts with the black wires. In the evening the sky begins to turn into a deep dark blue, as if night is falling in the painting.

In this simple motif lies a reflection on the beauty of the everyday — and how meaning often hides in the most ordinary details.

Materials used:

Tempera, acrylic marker

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