Some Sundays can be like this - grey morning followed by bright afternoon.

Maybe eight thousand years ago shores of Lake Viljandi looked a bit like this ?

Real place in West Estonia. Narrow strip of gravel, more than two km long, six seven m wide. About one km from the shore.

I used quite big brushes for this painting and painted it quickly. There is one cat to be found.

There is a lot of golden paint in under layers. Hard to notice on the photo, should be looked at in person.

This is one of my favorite paintings, quite big with subtle grey tones - i tried hard to take a photo. The best is to look at it in reality. There are tiny seams of gold inside the rock. Can be found only on close look.

Hard task is the fog observing, had to try many times ...

One dreamy fisherman. Riverbank like this cann't be found around Viljandi. This is my favorite painting on this exhibition.

Remembering hot summer some years ago. Had to walk to the beach for cooling down at midday.

There is a cat in the boat. (Cat is a small animal)

When we had lockdown - everybody started winter swimming.

Skaters stopped for a moment.

Memory from Lappland, connection with Viljandi county is that iceage meltwater worked with landscape the same way.

Just a little stroll in the morning, nothing else to say.

This is a serious one. Water is dark and calm. Schloss Fellin Cafe red brick wall is first place where this painting feels at home.

Just a calm sea.