Painting description

The painting presents a surreal world in which two monumental figures resemble architectural structures. On the left side, you can see a woman with a subtle smile, whose hair merges into buildings. Subdued colours dominate here – greys, beiges and subtle shades of blue. In the background, you can see a mysterious figure resembling a knight, whose face is as if melted into the structures with towers and domes. The composition creates the impression of a dream, or perhaps some kind of dream. The atmosphere is mystical, slightly melancholic. The landscape in the background, slightly hazy, encourages reflection. The artistic style is undoubtedly surreal. The intriguing combination of man and architecture seems amazing, a bit like in a fairy tale. Watching, you can feel like you are in another world – magical, even unreal. The technique of execution brings to mind a combination of classic oil painting with a modern approach to form and space. The painting, by affecting the imagination, can arouse a sense of delight and questions about the nature of reality. There is something in it that says "there is more to the world than we see every day". Who knows, maybe it is simply a story about the love between a city and its inhabitants? To a child, it could seem like a fairy tale, where the castles are the greatest characters. Sometimes I wonder if these characters live their own lives when no one is watching.