Acrylic, canvas 60/65 cm
original technique called "plyontanism"
2026
"An Evening for One" This tranquil still life composition tells the story of an intimate moment as the day slowly draws to a close and the space belongs only to silence and personal experience. A bottle of red wine, a glass filled with ruby-colored liquid, a loaf of bread, grapes, and a selection of cheeses rest on a dark red striped textile. Each of these elements acts as a symbol of a simple but fulfilling evening – without ostentation, but with an emphasis on taste, aroma, and time. The dominant golden background, formed by a dense network of energetic strokes, creates the impression of warm light. It is reminiscent of fading sunlight or the flickering of a candle, which surrounds the scene and at the same time isolates it from the outside world. The dark bottle contrasts with the brightness of the background and becomes the vertical axis of the composition, while the roundness of the grapes and glasses softens the overall expression. The structured style of the painting emphasizes materiality—the crisp crust of bread, the waxy surface of cheese, and the shine of glass. The artist works with bold colors and textures, elevating everyday objects to convey atmosphere and mood. "Evening Time for One" is not a picture of loneliness in a negative sense, but a celebration of a moment for oneself. It is a pause, a ritual, a conscious enjoyment of the present – a moment when simplicity finds its depth.