Sol Ixent

## Sol Ixent A palpable stillness hangs over “Sol Ixent,” a study in the fleeting embrace of light and shadow. Brushwork is both immediate and considered, layering pigment to suggest the weight of stone and the cool breath of the sea. Buildings rise from the landscape not as solid forms, but as echoes of warmth against a vast, atmospheric sky. The palette—muted ochres, deep teals, and rose-tinged whites—creates a sense of quietude, a moment suspended between day’s decline and the coming dusk. There is a longing within the composition, a feeling of being held at the edge of something unseen, where memory and observation converge. The work is less about depicting a place than capturing a *feeling* of place—a resonant and deeply personal vision.