Painting description

Warm shades of brown and red dominate the painting, creating a mysterious, even oneiric atmosphere. In the center are faces with large eyes, each expressing something different—perhaps sadness, contemplation, or hidden joy. The forms are fluid and irregular, which adds expressiveness and dynamism to the work. The composition is fairly chaotic, as if the artist wanted to capture a moment in motion. The presence of animals, like a kitten, brings a touch of childlike surprise, the same evoked by the sentence: “I do have a cat on the fence.” Somewhere in the background, squares and spirals flicker, introducing a peculiar rhythm and structure to the painting. The style seems to mix elements of surrealism with naive art. The painting technique is something between oils and watercolor, giving smooth, delicate transitions between colors. One could say the painting is a painterly “dream,” full of hidden meanings that can be interpreted in many ways. You feel a strange longing when looking at these faces, somewhat as if you were peering into the depths of your own dreams. The painting can evoke mixed emotions, from calm to slight unease, and again everyone sees something different. It encourages you to pause, look again, reflect—because perhaps something is hidden in it. It makes you wonder who these figures are and what their gazes conceal.