Linum. Study 1975

Tetyana Yablonska made "Linum. Study" with oil on canvas, and it's just bursting with earthy yellows and greens. I imagine her, brush in hand, totally lost in the rhythm of the landscape, trying to capture that fleeting moment of light. There’s something so grounded about it, like she’s digging into the very soil with her brushstrokes. It feels like she’s thinking about Van Gogh, but doing her own thing, you know? That little dab of white in the corner? It's so subtle, but it pulls you in. It’s as if you’re standing there, feeling the breeze, smelling the earth. It makes me think about how artists, through these gestures, keep the conversation of painting alive, each adding their own voice to the mix.