DESCRIPTION
We see how two worlds the first of which is quite real with its autumn trees, throwing the gold foliage into the pond, and the second, its twin and reflection, are separated by the water mirror. The quick melting brushstroke makes the water look alive, calm at present, but able to make a move and change everything completely, after which to become still for a moment again, as if getting ready for the new move.
Natalia Kosyachenko,
Art critic
