Description
Fading Winter Valley is an original work created in watercolor with India ink, silver highlights, and pencil on semi-rough paper (2026, Minusio, Switzerland). The maximum external dimensions, including the mat and without a frame, are 30 × 40 cm.
The painting explores the fine line between season and transformation, capturing a landscape suspended between winter and spring. The composition opens diagonally, guiding the eye along a snowy valley that unfolds with natural fluidity. A row of bare trees climbs the slope in backlight: the slender, rhythmic silhouettes create a visual dialogue between presence and absence.
The snow, built up with watercolor washes, comes alive with silver highlights that illuminate the ground with a cold yet vibrant light. In the background, mountain profiles gradually emerge from the mist in soft gray tones, while a flock of birds crosses the sky, suggesting the passage of time.
A contemplative and ethereal work, where the silence of the snowy landscape intertwines with the promise of change and rebirth. Sold with a mat, unframed; ready to be framed.
