Violin on the table Painting

A still life painting featuring an old violin as the main subject. Actually, I put decaying apples and pomegranates on cream linen, accompanied by a dusty, velvety cloth at the front. Then the main emphasis is on light, which is defined by brightness, decision, and vibrancy. The interplay between light and shadow is an unending story. The objects appear to change their form with each passing day and hour. At the time of creating the art, I concentrated on the importance of the perspective. The paint on the canvas is dense and sculpture-like. Each hatching stroke has obvious boundaries along its length. The hues of almost every movement change as a result of the different times at which the image was created. It is feasible to see that I spent more time scrutinising one object than another by examining different portions of the painting. The white clay jug's shape was created with little brush strokes, and the background of the still life composition is a simple picture of burgundy cloth. Certain brushstrokes, such as seeking and numerous lines that collectively describe form, suggest the contingency of perception