Briey (Concrete Cabin) 1996

Peter Doig’s 1996 painting "Briey (Concrete Cabin)" depicts a stark, modern architectural structure partially obscured by a dense grouping of trees. The building, painted in white and accented with vibrant pops of red, yellow and blue, is a striking contrast to the dark green and black hues of the foliage. The painting exemplifies Doig's signature style, which blends realism with abstraction, creating a sense of both familiarity and mystery in his landscape scenes. Doig's work is often noted for its evocative mood and its exploration of themes related to memory, identity, and the passage of time.