Homesickness 1959

Endre Balint’s 1959 painting, "Homesickness," is a surrealist work that evokes a sense of longing and isolation. The composition features a dark, night-like scene with a solitary figure lying in the foreground. The figure's pose and the dreamlike atmosphere suggest a state of introspection and emotional distress. The painting's fragmented forms and bold color choices create a sense of disorientation and alienation, reflecting the theme of homesickness. The work's title and imagery connect to universal human emotions, making it a powerful and relatable piece of art.