Blue Moon

Blue Moon
Acrylic on Canvas, 100 x 100 cm

A restless sea shimmers beneath the full moon’s gaze, its surface alive with silver streaks of light that pulse with the movement of unseen currents. The deep indigo night stretches endlessly, vast and unbroken, a silent witness to the slow breathing of the earth. Above, clouds burn with the last ember glow of the vanished sun, a fleeting memory of warmth before surrendering to the dominion of the night. Along the rugged coastline, windswept trees stand resilient, their twisted branches clawing at the darkness, shaped by years of salt-laden winds and the ceaseless rhythm of time.

Beyond the rolling waves, scattered lights flicker on the distant headland, mere pinpricks of warmth against the vast immensity of sea and sky—small human presences dwarfed by the ancient forces that surround them. This is a world in motion yet eerily still, a moment suspended between solitude and connection. The tide hums its eternal refrain, whispering secrets only the moon understands, while the land listens in quiet reverence. In this hushed, luminous expanse, the soul drifts, weightless, cradled by the unseen hands of the night.