Dawn in the mountains Painting

The picture you see in front of you now depicts the borderline state of night and day. Thick fog covers the mountain valley, almost completely hiding everything. Only a few of the mountain slopes have distinct outlines. The rest are drowning in fluffy smoke, so thick that it seems dense and tangible. Concentrating on the fog, it may seem to the observer that the mountains themselves are ghosts, dissolving into space. This is a dialectical struggle of opposites, in which the degree of material density does not play a dominant role. Who will defeat whom? And for how long? After night comes day, but after day comes night again. The fog dissipates, only to appear again later. The twilight of consciousness is replaced by the triumph of awareness, we wake up in a new day, shaking off the fog of unconsciousness. We are reinventing ourselves as discoverers of new lands.