"Autumn in the Atlantic" is an abstract artwork No. 16 from the “Five Seasons” collection, capturing a visual farewell to abundance, in which beauty and dissolution coexist in a single gesture. This piece's palette is warmer and more dramatic, dominated by burnt orange, crimson, terracotta, deep black, and muted grey. The strongest geographical association is with the eastern coast of North America, particularly the Atlantic regions where autumn arrives with extraordinary intensity. The red and orange forms resemble leaves carried by wind, while the dark masses suggest forests, rocks, or distant landforms seen beneath an increasingly dramatic sky. There is also an impression of the Atlantic Ocean in the composition. The sweeping lines and fragmented shapes seem to move like currents, while the brighter colours resemble reflections of an autumn sunset across restless water. The work's energy is both celebratory and melancholic is a moment of extraordinary beauty precisely because everything is changing. The colour reaches its maximum intensity just before it begins to fade.