The first impression of this painting is silence and vastness. It uses a combination of abstraction and freehand brushwork, and uses cold colors in large areas, especially gray-blue, silver-white and black, to create a cold atmosphere. The horizontal dividing line of the picture is very tense, as if it is the distant sea horizon or the boundary between the frozen earth and the sky. The transition between colors is vague and natural, which reminds people of morning mist, ice, waves or glaciers rising and falling in the cold wind. The bright area in the upper part is like the hazy sky light passing through the clouds or polar mist, which makes the whole painting not depressing, but reveals a hint of hope and tranquility. The darker and heavier colors in the lower part remind people of the deep sea, the ice at night or the depths of people's hearts, which are quiet but not chaotic.
