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ArtistAbstract surrealism expression of the phrase "Shuttle of my loom, weaving the cloth that shall become my coat", luminous mist, vertigo, dreams
A surreal, stylized painting depicts two ethereal women's faces in profile, both with closed eyes and serene expressions, facing right, with long, flowing brown and blonde hair that transforms into threads and weaves through a loom. The woman on the left is positioned in the upper-left quadrant, surrounded by swirling, cloud-like patterns and a dark, starry circle resembling a moon. Her hair is an energetic, wispy mass that blends into the background before becoming more defined strands that flow downwards into the loom. The woman on the right is in the upper-right quadrant, appearing more ghostly and integrated with the background, which features geometric patterns, light brown, purple, and blue hues, and a large, red-orange circular element.
Between the two faces, a wooden weaving loom is prominently featured. The warp threads, varying in shades of light brown, beige, and blue, are visible passing through the loom. A wooden shuttle, containing a bobbin of thread, is depicted in motion, traversing across the horizontal weft threads that create a flowing, wavy pattern below the loom. These woven threads, in shades of brown, beige, and light blue, undulate downwards and across the lower part of the composition, resembling a river or