Painting description

The painting emanates warm tones dominated by oranges, reds, and golden browns, giving the whole a sense of magical twilight. At the center, two mischievous elves—or perhaps witches—float on broomsticks, and their red caps create a playful contrast with the sky. The figures’ forms are dynamic, almost swirling, introducing an atmosphere of lightness and adventure. The artist used the impasto technique, applying paint thickly, which lends the painting a pronounced texture. The colors mingle, creating a harmonious, fairy-tale composition. All this makes the work feel like a story from a fairy tale, ready to tell of an enchanted realm. Looking at this painting, one can feel a nostalgic longing for magical moments from childhood. For me, it is like a memory of carefree, imagination-filled days. “Look, they’re flying,” a child would say with delight, pointing at the painting. The painting elicits a smile, or perhaps a touch of surprise. Most beautiful of all is its ability to evoke emotions, from laughter to contemplation. In style, it resembles dreamlike visions, where the boundaries between waking and sleep blur. It is a magical encounter with imagination that leaves a warm echo of childhood fantasy in the heart.