Decisions

Decisions is an original impressionist rat painting. In a dim attic lit only by moonlight, the artist—captivated by Manet’s stark realism and Degas’ fleeting light—painted Decisions in hushed urgency. A sleek brown rat balances above a primed mousetrap, its whiskers taut, eyes gleaming at the lurid yellow bait. Soft gray-pink-white haze swirls behind, brushstrokes trembling like held breath. The trap snaps in silence; danger glows. Viewers feel a chill crawl: pulse quickens, skin prickles, then uneasy laughter. “It’s me staring at ruin,” a collector murmured. Thoughts coil: What lures destroy us? The canvas looms—ominous, alive, inevitable. Snag this unrepeatable brink-moment before the trap closes elsewhere. 16 W x 20 H x 0.5 D inches acrylic painting.

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