Lighthouse

The lighthouse is not depicted as a dilapidated structure, but as a clean, stable form. It represents intellect and intuition piercing through the fog of everyday life. The whiteness of the light beam that "breaks" into yellow suggests a moment where pure thought collides with reality, illuminating what is otherwise hidden in the harmony of colors.

The dominant blue surface in the lower part of the painting does not only symbolize water, but the depth of the subconscious. The two white lines at the bottom appear as traces, perhaps the last remnants of something that has passed or is yet to arrive, emphasizing a sense of waiting and peace.

The warm tones of yellow, orange, and purple in the upper zone evoke nostalgia and the transience of time, while the cool blue keeps the composition grounded in the present moment.

The painting conveys that even within the strictest structures of life, there is a light seeking its path, reminding us that vigilance is the only way to maintain inner peace in a world constantly divided by horizons.

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