In Rubica von Streng’s “Dry Moonlight”, bands of blue, grey and reddish tones intertwine. Landscape-like forms seem to emerge, yet resist any clear definition. The artist explores the future of the world we inhabit, considering both its transformation and its vulnerability. Beneath the ethereal beauty of her painting lies an awareness that seemingly permanent structures are fragile. The work can thus be understood as a state of transition, leaving open whether something is coming into being or already disappearing. The luminosity of the colors invites contemplation while opening up space for reflections on permanence and change.