Uneven Grounds draws inspiration from Gustave Courbet’s Landscape, reinterpreting it through a contemporary lens. The work shifts away from the muted palette characteristic of the Renaissance and embraces a richer, more vibrant spectrum of color. Broad, abstract brushstrokes dominate the composition, introducing bold movements of paint that energize the scene. The piece is ultimately grounded with a few deliberate strokes of oil, subtly reconnecting it to the traditions of Realism.