This artwork transports the viewer into a realm between reality and dreams. The artist explores the delicate boundary between light and darkness, as well as the interaction between humanity and nature. The central focus of the piece is the figure of a woman, seemingly dissolving into the subdued glow of the path, contrasting with the massive and dark silhouette of the tree on the left.

The contrast between the illuminated path and the dark foliage creates the illusion of two possible routes, which can be interpreted as a metaphor for life's choices. The woman's lack of distinct features renders her a universal symbol — a reflection of every one of us.

The piece harmoniously incorporates the philosophical concepts of Yin and Yang. The bright path embodies Yang — the active principle, movement, and clarity — while the tree’s shadow represents Yin — passivity, depth, and mystery. These opposites are delicately balanced, complementing one another and creating a sense of harmony that pervades the composition.

The impressionist style is conveyed through the softness and blurriness of the lines, imbuing the work with a sense of motion. A subtle grain texture adds depth to the photograph and lends it a vintage quality.

The aesthetic of the piece aligns with the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi — the Japanese appreciation of beauty in imperfection, impermanence, and incompleteness. The blurred outlines, textured grain, and natural softness of the image emphasize the fleeting nature of the moment and the fragility of human existence. There is no pursuit of ideal form here — each element reflects respect for naturalness and the passage of time.

The visual language of the artwork strikes a balance between minimalism and emotional richness. This piece invites the viewer to contemplate the nature of choice and the internal "parallels" we encounter on our life’s path.

Acquisition Terms:
Purchasing this piece at full price entitles the buyer to one of three full-scale editions, printed on canvas.

All subsequent digital copies purchased by third parties are restricted to print sizes no larger than 20x30 cm.