#46595 Andre Brasilier

Here we see a composition divided into distinct horizontal bands, creating a layered effect that suggests depth and perspective while maintaining a flattened aesthetic. The uppermost band is dominated by a dense forest rendered in varying shades of green, punctuated with vertical strokes of blue which likely represent tree trunks or highlights on foliage. This section feels somewhat abstracted, the individual trees not clearly delineated but rather forming a unified mass.
Below this lies a central strip depicting a group of horses and riders moving across what appears to be a path or clearing. The figures are small in scale relative to the surrounding landscape, emphasizing their movement and perhaps suggesting a sense of fleetingness or transience. Their dark silhouettes contrast sharply against the lighter background, drawing immediate attention to their activity.
The lowest band mirrors the upper one, presenting another expanse of green, but with a more textured appearance. This repetition creates a visual echo, reinforcing the idea of cyclical nature or mirroring. The overall effect is one of controlled dynamism; while theres a sense of movement and energy in the central scene, it’s contained within the rigid structure of the horizontal bands.
The color palette is predominantly green, evoking feelings of nature, growth, and tranquility. However, the inclusion of blue introduces an element of coolness or perhaps even melancholy. The limited range of colors contributes to a sense of unity and harmony throughout the composition.
The artist’s use of broad brushstrokes and simplified forms lends the work a graphic quality, suggesting a deliberate reduction of detail in favor of conveying a mood or atmosphere rather than precise representation. The signature at the bottom right corner indicates authorship, grounding the image within a specific artistic context.