My View, Avallon 2015

Elina Brotherus’s *My View, Avallon* from 2015 depicts a dense forest scene with the bare branches of trees silhouetted against a muted twilight sky. The image evokes a sense of solitude and introspection, emphasizing the starkness of winter and the fleeting beauty of the natural world. The soft glow of distant streetlights suggests a sense of civilization beyond the forest, hinting at the relationship between nature and human presence. Brotherus’s work is often characterized by her exploration of the self, and *My View, Avallon* exemplifies this focus with its contemplative and evocative composition.