First green

This plain air painting, I painted in the Botanical Garden in May 2000, captures a peaceful landscape: a quiet path winding through a bright green field. The expressive manner of paiting highlights the rich texture of the grass. On the right, a prominent tree with sparse branches stretches towards the sky, creating a spectacular silhouette against the background of a muted, sunny sky. The play of light and shadow creates the feeling of a moment captured in the soft radiance of the day, enhancing the calm atmosphere. In the background, a light haze blurs the distant trees, adding a sense of depth and mystery. The composition is balanced: earthy tones are complemented by delicate shades of blue and purple, evoking a sense of calm and contemplation. This painting is a masterful combination of realism and Impressionism, capturing the ephemeral beauty of nature with precision and emotional depth.