This painting carries the quiet strength of a soul at rest, even when the world burns bright around it.

What happens when you let color lead the way? That question sparked my latest piece, Scarlet Serenety — a surreal landscape painted in rich crimson, shadowy blacks, and icy whites.

This isn’t your typical mountain scene. There’s no horizon line to guide you, no traditional sunset. Just a bold wash of red, cut by jagged peaks and mysterious reflections. The idea was to create a place that feels both familiar and otherworldly — a “mirage” that makes you stop and wonder, where am I?

I leaned into emotion over realism. The brushstrokes are deliberate, yet raw. It’s a visual tension between calm and chaos, heat and frost, dream and terrain.

Scarlet Serenety is for collectors and interior spaces that want to make a statement — to hang something not just beautiful, but bold.

If you’re looking for art that sparks conversation, this piece just might be it.