Snow White And The Hundred Trees

Description

Foggy Woods · Fine Art Photography Print · Snow White And The Hundred Trees

Exclusive · 62×42 cm, Canson Arches Aquarelle Rag, black frame 1 cm, acrylic glass

Couvet · Val-de-Travers · Neuchâtel · Switzerland

Forest of European silver firs (Abies alba) and European spruces (Picea abies)

Winter · January · Passionate and romantic

Palette of black, grey, and white

A premium Fine Art photograph depicting a winter environment in Couvet, Val-de-Travers District, Canton of Neuchâtel, Switzerland. Captured in January, European silver firs and European spruces emerge through dense fog. Heavy snow surrounds a solitary fir. Limited visibility pairs with calmness. This artwork comes offered in high-quality print on Canson Arches Aquarelle Rag or Aluminium Dibond, in sizes ranging from 30×20 cm to 120×80 cm. Ideal as nature-inspired wall art for home and workplaces.

A dreamlike, undecipherable void,
Infesting the thoughts of the paranoid.
Distorted silhouettes torment the mind,
Wholly wicked, unethical, unaligned.

Plagued by a deep psychological state,
Where nervousness and turmoil infiltrate.
A labyrinth of fear and suspicion,
Splintering fissures through the psyche’s condition.

Every whisper or scheme hints at a threat,
Emerging in the shape of Baphomet.
Ambiguity fused with mysticism,
Contradictory feelings spark dualism.

Yet within this vice, beauty may arise,
A sort of unconventional surprise.
In haunting forms, a strange snow-covered land,
Frozen, where Snow White and the hundred trees stand.

This enticing forest encased in ice,
Stirring dreams of a winter paradise.
Though pleasing, it carries isolation,
Fragility, the paranoid’s creation.

Snow White and the Hundred Trees, a rare bloom,
Unexpected and swift amidst the gloom.
Paranoia battles adversity,
Drawing strength from shades, finding diversity.