The End of the Summer

In “The End of the Summer,” Zhivko Mutafchiev constructs a multi-layered composition in which the memory of the passing season is intertwined with a sense of change and silence. The contrast between the warm ochre tones, the expressive gestural lines, and the solitary figure creates a tense yet contemplative figurative world. The fish, appearing as fragments of memory, reinforce the suggestion of transience, turning the work into a reflection on time and its traces.