The painting from the series of abstract scenery is composed of two parts. One side shows the juicy colour palette of an autumn landscape: a bush dressed in purple-crimson hues, violet blue shadows under the trees surrounding a forest stream, transparent autumn skies. The other side shows a forest during early spring, with silhouettes of the trees and the hilltops peeking through, that begin to slowly melt into the distance. The two sides of the painting are united by a geometric shape of an isosceles triangle – a symbol of the correct order of the world and the unchanging cyclical qualities of nature.