Description
Green Tree on the Rock Face is an original work created in watercolor with brown, gray, and green tones, ink, and pencil on cardstock (2026, Minusio, Switzerland). The maximum external dimensions, including the mount and without a frame, are 30 × 40 cm.
On the rock face, a lush green tree clings to the stone as if to a final handhold: invisible but firm roots defy the void of the precipice. Behind it, it protects a small bush, almost a more fragile companion, while the open sky stretches above the scene and a few birds fly lightly over the abyss.
Ink and pencil lines define the rock and the foliage, while watercolor tones create soft contrasts between the gray of the stone and the vibrant green of the leaves. An image of resilience and protection, where nature becomes a metaphor for those who continue to grow despite risk and instability. Work sold with a mount, unframed; ready to be framed.
