This oil painting hardboard, titled "Sunny day in the birch forest", the composition is carefully structured, with a gentle slope covered in lush greenery, leading the viewer’s eye through the landscape. The birch trees on the right create a natural vertical element, drawing attention to their delicate white trunks with dark markings and lush green foliage. Their placement adds depth and movement, as the trees appear to sway gently in the warm breeze. The foreground consists of sun-dappled grass and patches of wild vegetation, painted in various shades of green, ochre, and brown. Light and shadow interplay across the forest floor, emphasizing the contours of the land and the soft unevenness of the terrain. In the middle ground, an open field bathed in golden sunlight stretches toward the horizon. A winding dirt path, barely visible, meanders through the landscape, suggesting a journey into nature’s embrace. The background features a more distant tree line and a subtle hint of the sky, painted in soft blues and muted greens, creating a sense of depth and atmosphere. The artist uses a vibrant and harmonious color palette, dominated by natural greens, golden yellows, and earthy browns. The bright sunlit areas contrast beautifully with the cool, shaded sections of the forest, creating a dynamic interplay of warm and cool tones. The painting is executed using thick, expressive brushstrokes, characteristic of the impasto technique, where the paint is applied in textured layers, creating a rich, almost sculptural effect. The painting exudes a sense of peace, warmth, and nostalgia. The viewer can almost hear the rustling of leaves, feel the gentle summer breeze, and smell the fresh earth beneath the trees. The contrast between the sunlit field and the shaded forest creates a tranquil yet inviting atmosphere, making it easy to imagine walking down the path, feeling the cool shade of the birch trees before stepping into the golden sunlight beyond. The rich textures, vibrant colors, and dynamic brushwork create a painting that is not just a visual representation of nature but an emotional experience. 3769