A three‑band plein‑air landscape expressed in clay, this second plate in the series carries the soft warmth of a sky touched by evening light. The lower band settles into a grounded earth texture — steady, warm, and tactile. Rising above it, a narrow, darker middle band forms the suggestion of a distant ridge, a thin horizon line separating land from air.
The upper band is the heart of the piece: a smooth, luminous pink field that reads as a rosé sky, gentle and glowing, the kind of color that appears just before dusk when the day exhales. The contrast between the soft sky and the rugged terrain below gives the work its quiet tension — a landscape distilled into three essential gestures.