This painting visually explores the eternal cycle of death and rebirth, created using the paranoiac-critical method. The artwork emerges from spontaneous and free gestures, shaping ambiguous images that leave room for multiple interpretations. The artist, playing with chaos and intuition, has crafted a landscape that evokes the twilight of late summer, a field of burning grain or dissolving into golden light.

Within the painting, hidden and blurred figures emerge, such as a skeleton lying in profile, gazing upward, symbolizing the transition from a terrestrial dimension to a higher one. The skeleton, a symbol of death, contrasts with the possibility of rebirth, represented by the nascent image of a bear’s muzzle in the lower left corner. The bear, a symbol of strength and connection with nature, becomes an archetype of reincarnation and the return to life.

The composition, with its warm tones of gold, copper, and earth, intertwines with deep shadows, creating a contrast between light and darkness, life and death, endings and beginnings. In its apparent chaos, the painting invites reflection on the fragility and cyclicality of existence, transforming disorder into a symbolic journey toward deeper meanings.

“Twilight of Rebirth” is a work that, through its artistic gestures and ambiguous symbols, leaves space for personal interpretations, reminding us that every end is also a new beginning, and that beauty can emerge from chaos and impermanence.