30x 40cm/ 11.81 x 15, 74 ″
 
"Late conversations with the Moon" showcases the nostalgic and emotional painting inspired by late night conversations with the moon, inviting viewers to delve into the realm of introspection and contemplation. The moon, as a silent but wise witness who knows our secrets and desires, is the best interlocutor in late night questioning and emotional breakdowns. That's why the girl in the golden-red kimono confides her secrets to him in the magical flower garden, the mysticism of which is emphasized by the majestic cranes and the fog in the distance. In Japanese folklore, the crane is seen as a strong, majestic bird that symbolizes honor, happiness, loyalty and longevity, thus foreshadowing the fulfillment of hopes for the one who confesses to the Moon. The painting is made with a combination of acrylic and oil paint.