There’s always a line

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An otherworldly oil painting in the style of surrealism shows a woman in a long teal dress and a matching head covering sitting on a rock on the left side of the painting, reading a book with one hand on her face. Her face is pale and seems somewhat sad. Her body is facing to the right. On the far right of the painting is a tall, narrow, light beige building with a single door, facing the viewer. The ground on the bottom right is made of pale stones shaped like tiles, and the ground on the bottom left is brownish-beige dirt, with a curvy border between the two at the center bottom of the painting. In the background left there is a hill, with five leafless trees with dark branches on the side of it. The sky above is a gradient, shifting from golden-brown on the upper left to pale teal on the right and a darker teal on the far right. There's a giant pale-yellow moon or planet in the sky that covers a large portion of the upper left and middle. There are two smaller pale-yellow spheres to the right of it. Above the building on the right there is a large spherical, golden hot air balloon, and there’s a small golden sphere