Painting description

In the image we see a dynamic triptych dominated by warm shades of orange and green. Rectangular shapes—sometimes more pronounced, sometimes blending into the background—draw the eye with their geometric rhythm. The composition feels deliberate yet a bit unpredictable. The mood of the piece is a mix of calm and energy. These colors remind me of summer, full of light and warmth. The painting emanates a certain “vibe,” a bit like a sunset over a green meadow. The artist’s style is decidedly modern, focused on abstraction. The brushstrokes are pronounced; the texture is almost tangible. The technique is loose yet consistent, as if the artist wanted to say, “Here are my rules of the game, but I can break them.” The painting elicits mixed reactions in the viewer—from reflection to pure fascination, and sometimes even surprise. For me, looking at this work, I feel a certain nostalgia, something like a memory from a vacation. As if the artist wanted us to pause for a moment and look within. Or maybe it’s simply a pretty painting that enlivens an interior. And those colors are so “cool.” A 7-year-old would probably say, “It looks like blocks in a meadow.” Overall, it has a calming effect on me, though there’s something unsettling about it.