Horizontal hibernation by Jean Pierre Fässler

About "Horizontal hibernation"

by Jean Pierre Fässler

About the artwork

On a snowy winter's day, a quiet, almost sacred scene unfolds: bare branches draw fine, delicate lines against the bright sky, their contours covered with a delicate layer of powdery snow. The sun is low and emits warm, bright rays that break through the forks of the branches and cast sparkling reflections on the pile of snow. The light seems to dance, highlighting individual ice crystals and transforming them into tiny diamonds that light up for a moment. Between the branches, golden bokeh lights shimmer like distant flickers - small, round points of light that give the picture depth and an almost fairytale-like atmosphere. The horizon remains calm and wide, a horizontal composition that gives the eye room to wander and makes the clear coldness of the day palpable. The colour palette is restrained: the cool blue tones of the snow, the warm gold of the sun's rays and the muted brown of the branches combine to create a harmonious overall picture. A light haze in the air softens the contrasts and creates a pleasant soft focus in the background. The motif radiates both tranquillity and vibrancy - the motionless branches as silent witnesses to the season, the light as a fleeting promise of warmth. Taken together, the picture conveys a sense of quiet beauty and transience, a moment of contemplation in the midst of the clear, white winter landscape.

Created by Jean Pierre Fässler with support from AI.