Rather than rendering outdoor scenes with literal accuracy, I work from memory and imagination to create expressive interpretations of land, sea, and sky. Using broad, simplified gestures, my aim is to balance realism and abstraction—to build a composition that feels both structured and open, suggesting more through restraint.

I am particularly drawn to the presence of weather. In this painting, a concentrated band of rain falls from dense gray clouds that dominate the upper composition. Below, a luminous horizon emerges as a subtle source of light, its brightness contrasting with the muted forms of distant hills and the soft terrain of the foreground. This is not a depiction of a particular place, but a reflection of a moment deeply felt—a study in atmosphere, light, and memory.

The painting is presented in a handcrafted frame by Guido Frames, composed of walnut with a white gold leaf face. The combination of warm wood and cool metallic tones enhances the work’s quiet luminosity and sense of timeless balance.