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ArtistAbstract surrealism expression of the phrase "Truth is the bird on the high-wire that you didn't notice", luminous mist, vertigo, dreams
A highly detailed, intricate, and stylized painting in the style of ukiyo-e, featuring a Japanese woman looking over her shoulder at a surreal landscape. The woman is in the foreground on the right, her back mostly to the viewer, wearing an elaborate teal and gold kimono with floral patterns. Her hair is styled in a traditional bun with two large, beige, chrysanthemum-like flowers. She has a delicate gold chain necklace and long, slender earrings.
The background is a complex, multi-layered cityscape with a dreamlike quality, featuring tall, rectangular buildings in shades of blue, teal, gold, and peach, some with a distressed or aged texture. A thin black wire stretches across the middle of the painting, from the left side towards the woman's head, on which a small black bird is perched, facing right. Below the wire, silhouettes of people and structures are visible, some resembling traditional Japanese architecture. Small, shadowy figures appear to be balancing on top of some of the structures, like tightrope walkers. A single, illuminated pink lantern hangs from the wire on the left side of the painting. The sky is filled with swirling, smoky clouds, and a faint, glowing orb is visible in the upper center, possibly