Autumn

In this painting, I aimed to capture the changes in nature during autumn. The color palette was chosen to reflect the way leaves, especially maple leaves, change color. They take on not so much yellow and orange hues, but rather deep burgundy, wine, and blood-red tones, which, to me, better convey the mood of autumn. The work begins with the creation of a deep background, a foundational color that sets the tone for the entire composition. Then, I add brushstrokes to express the variety of autumnal moods and emphasize the richness of this season.

The abstract forms in the painting 'Autumn' symbolize the smooth, irregular trajectory of falling leaves. I wanted to convey how, as the leaves descend to the ground, they change color under the sunlight depending on the time of day—whether it's noon, early morning, or twilight. As each leaf falls, it leaves a colorful trail that enlivens the composition and creates a sense of movement and transformation in nature.