#46561 Andre Brasilier

The composition presents a procession of figures on horseback traversing a stylized landscape. A vibrant green field dominates the central space, bisected vertically by a band of deep blue. Along the left edge, a series of vertical lines in varying shades of green suggest foliage or perhaps an abstracted forest. The right side mirrors this with similarly arranged blue strokes.
The riders are depicted as dark silhouettes, their forms simplified and lacking individual detail. They appear to be moving upwards diagonally across the field, creating a sense of forward momentum. Each rider is seated on what appears to be a horse, though these too are rendered in a stark, almost symbolic manner. The repetition of this motif – rider and mount – contributes to an overall feeling of ritual or procession.
The color palette is striking; the juxtaposition of intense green and blue generates visual tension while simultaneously establishing a sense of order. The limited range of hues reinforces the stylized nature of the scene, moving it away from realistic representation towards a more conceptual exploration.
Subtly embedded within the green field are delicate lines that resemble foliage or perhaps scattered seeds. These details introduce an element of complexity and texture to what might otherwise be perceived as a flat plane. The signature in the lower right corner suggests a personal touch, anchoring the work within a specific artistic context.
The painting evokes themes of journey, procession, and possibly even societal structure. The anonymity of the figures invites viewers to project their own interpretations onto the scene, while the formal elements – the color contrasts, the vertical lines, the repetitive motif – create a visually compelling and emotionally resonant experience.