Old tiled roof under the snow (fragment) #492

Snow rests lightly atop a row of weathered, terracotta tiles, their edges worn and uneven. The tiles, once uniform, now show patches of moss and lichen, hinting at years of exposure. Beneath them, a wooden beam runs horizontally, its surface rough and stained with age. Below the beam, a dark, earthy cavity suggests decay or neglect, partially obscured by snow and debris. Thin, tangled wires dangle near the base, adding a touch of disrepair. The scene is quiet, unassuming, and grounded in the textures of time — wood, stone, snow, and moss. The colors are muted: browns, grays, and whites, blending into a subdued, almost monochrome palette. The atmosphere is still, cold, and contemplative, as if the structure has paused in its own slow decay.