Zoran Mušič – Cavallini, 1952

Description

This painting by Zoran Mušič reflects his characteristic subdued palette and introspective approach, capturing the essence of the landscape and horses with a quiet, haunting beauty. The forms of the horses blend softly into the background, creating a sense of fragility and transience. Painted in earthy tones, the horses appear almost spectral, as if part of the landscape itself, embodying a connection between nature and memory.

Mušič’s brushstrokes are delicate, imbuing the scene with an ethereal quality that speaks to both isolation and endurance. The abstracted forms of the horses, with their soft edges and muted colors, evoke a dreamlike, almost melancholic atmosphere, perhaps alluding to the artist’s own experiences and reflections on life. This work is a poetic exploration of Mušič’s connection to the natural world, capturing the haunting beauty and silence of a distant, timeless landscape.