Description
The large tree in the Peace Park is an original work created in watercolor, ink and pencil on semi-rough paper (2026, Minusio, Switzerland). The maximum outer dimensions, including mat and without frame, are 21 × 30 cm.
The work focuses attention on the relationship between landscape and memory, choosing as its protagonist a single, imposing bare tree. Built in delicate shades of gray, the painting softens chromatic contrasts and places the quality of the mark at its center. The sinuous trunk of the tree rises with a gentle movement, while the branches open toward the clear sky like a fan.
The ink lines and pencil strokes suggest the structure of the wood and the ancient, resilient character of the plant, as if it silently guards the stories of the park. In the background appear the distant silhouettes of other trees and the softened profile of the mountains, which transform the Peace Park into a protected and contemplative space.
An almost monochromatic work, dedicated to the quiet power of nature and the reassuring calm of a place of memory. Work sold with mat, without frame; ready to be framed.
