Framed by majestic cliffs, a face emerges from the depths of still waters in "Tristia." Her expression

is calm yet touched with a quiet sorrow, a reflection of longing as timeless as the fjords that cradle

her gaze. The piece speaks of separation, of distant shores and the spaces that lie between.

"Tristia" is a visual sonnet to solitude, an exploration of landscapes both external and internal. It

whispers of journeys left unfinished, dreams left behind, and the delicate ache of distant beauty.

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