senza fine

The face of a woman emerges from a landscape of weathered wooden posts stretching into still waters, as if her essence were woven into the quiet desolation of this scene. Her expression is calm, reflective, yet her eyes seem to hold the mysteries of the distant horizon. The decaying pier, fading into mist, mirrors the depth in her gaze, each pole a marker of memory or a silent witness to time’s passing tides.

The monochromatic tones lend a timeless, almost ghostly quality, as if she and the landscape were remnants of a forgotten past. Her face and the posts become indistinguishable, evoking a sense of solitude and resilience, bound by a shared sense of endurance. This piece speaks to the quiet strength found in isolation, the beauty of being anchored amidst uncertainty, and the way we, like these posts, stand steadfast as silent sentinels against the vast expanse of life’s unknown.