Forest in the evening

The painting depicts an abstract forest landscape characterised by vertical, softly blurred lines. Slender tree trunks stretch across almost the entire height of the picture, conveying an impression of depth and movement, as if the forest were blurring in the light. The colour palette consists mainly of warm yellow, ochre and orange tones in the lower part of the picture, reminiscent of autumn leaves or forest floor illuminated by evening light. Towards the top, these warm colours transition into muted green and yellow tones, suggesting a soft light source in the background. The shapes are deliberately kept blurred, giving the picture an atmospheric, almost dreamlike effect. Instead of realistic details, the mood is in the foreground: tranquillity, warmth and a quiet melancholy. The vertical structure of the trees contrasts with the soft application of paint, creating a harmonious balance between order and dissolution. Overall, the painting conveys a poetic impression of a forest in warm light, possibly in the early morning or late evening hours.

40x50 cm, oil on linen, 2025

Birch forest

The impressionist painting depicts a light-flooded birch forest, predominantly rendered in shades of green and yellow. Slender birch trunks run vertically through the composition, structuring the pictorial space without imposing a strict order. Instead, a lively interplay of light, colour and movement emerges. The sun's rays seem to fall through the loose canopy and literally vibrate on the birch leaves. 

Even the tree bark is not pure white, but refracts in a delicate interplay of white, yellow, purple and blue tones. These cool and warm colours overlap and give the trunks a three-dimensional effect without losing their lightness. Overall, the painting conveys the impression of a warm, sunny moment in the forest, captured as a fleeting perception, characterised by light, colour and movement.

40x50 cm, oil on canvas, 2025

Forest in the morning

The landscape depicts a forest in the early hours of the morning. The representation is deliberately simplified and dispenses with detailed elaborations. The trees are vertically distorted, which makes their shapes appear elongated and creates a rhythmic, almost abstract structure. The color palette ranges from light to dark shades of green and reflects the depth of the forest and the subdued morning light. The tree trunks are predominantly brownish, interspersed with bluish nuances, which gives the picture a cool, calm atmosphere. Overall, the work conveys a quiet, meditative mood and the impression of a forest awakening.

40x50 cm, oil on canvas, 2025