Golden clouds

The painting "Golden Clouds" (one of the triptych) is a visual interpretation of a dramatic scene before a storm, where contrast and symbolism play a major role. The main motif is golden clouds rising from a dark background, creating a strong contrast between light and shadow. Gold foil, applied in places to the canvas, adds shimmer and depth to the scene, as if sunlight is trying to break through heavy clouds. Black and white are used to further accentuate the contrasts and emphasize the dramatic tension that foreshadows the coming of the storm. Interesting cloud forms, rendered using various effects and textures, add dynamism and movement to the image, as if nature is preparing for a stormy turn. Watercolor stains bring an element of randomness and unpredictability to the composition, enhancing the feeling of restlessness and anticipation. The textures and layers of paint, along with the irregularly spaced gold foil, create the impression that something is constantly happening on the canvas – as if the clouds are forming and changing in real time. Overall, the painting captures the moment before the storm, when the atmosphere is charged with energy and tension, and the golden clouds shine as a symbol of hope or warning of the drama to come.