The artwork, titled “Clock,” is a surrealist landscape by artist Jacek Yerka. It stands as a testament to the beauty and complexity of the Surrealism art movement, interweaving elements of imagination and reality into a cohesive, dreamlike scene.
In this intriguing composition, a massive structure that doubles as a clock tower dominates the scene. The clock tower is meticulously detailed with ornate designs and multiple clock faces, suggesting a manipulation of time. The tower is supported by numerous elongated columns, which merge seamlessly into a vibrant forested area. A sinuous, winding river flows from the forest through arid land dotted with sparse vegetation, leading towards a cloudy horizon. The river reflects the continuity of time and seems to melt into the landscape, culminating in a singular water droplet suspended above a reflective pool, echoing themes of fluidity and transformation. The surreal combination of intricate architecture, natural elements, and the fluid motion of water evokes a sense of otherworldly serenity and introspection.
