Moon 

Konstantin Korobov painted "Moon," using a combination of contrasting colours and textures to create a dreamlike and otherworldly atmosphere. The composition juxtaposes the luminous, golden orb against a deep, almost overwhelmingly blue sky, immediately drawing our eye upward. The artist's employment of colour is particularly striking; the bright yellow "moon," seems to float ethereally, providing a visual anchor amidst the surrounding indigo. This dramatic contrast not only creates visual interest but may also symbolize the tension between illumination and obscurity. The brushwork, especially in the clouded sky, evokes a sense of movement and depth, further complicating our perception of space within the frame. Is it a moon or some other celestial being? Is the body of water below or a landscape? Korobov challenges our expectations, and our understanding, creating a space where the familiar and the strange coexist. This painting operates in a realm of ambiguity, offering a space for endless interpretation.