This lith print shows a narrow dirt road winding through a forest in winter, tightly enclosed by steep, snow-covered embankments. Bare trees rise densely on both sides, their dark, interwoven branches creating a heavy, almost claustrophobic rhythm against the pale sky. The lith process exaggerates texture and contrast: the soil of the road appears coarse and granular, scattered with frozen mud and grit, while the surrounding shadows deepen into rough, mottled blacks. Highlights remain soft and unstable, giving the impression of cold light barely filtering through the trees. The image carries a strong sense of isolation and passage — a primitive forest track shaped by weather and time, leading forward without revealing what lies ahead.