Reclined solitude Painting

In "Reclined Solitude," the soft shapes of the waterfall and mountains reappear, creating a visual continuity with the first work of the serie (see "Keystone" watercolor painting). However, this time, nature seems to take on a more mystical hue. The waterfall’s water has turned pink, giving the impression of a magical transformation. On a soothing green terrace, two palm trees rise, offering a serene tropical ambiance. At the center of this scene lies a man, reclined on his back on a straw mat. His solitude is palpable, contrasting with the lush world around him. "Reclined Solitude" invites us to reflect on solitude from a new perspective. The color of the water evokes complex emotions, while the presence of the reclining man reinforces the theme of isolation. The continuity of the waterfall and mountains reminds us that solitude is a personal journey unfolding in an ever-changing world.