Dark Mirror: Snail of Shadows by Elianne van Turennout

About "Dark Mirror: Snail of Shadows"

by Elianne van Turennout

About the artwork

: Deep in the darkest part of a mysterious forest, a sinister creature moves slowly. This snail is no ordinary snail; its house is fused with an old, grimy skull, with no lower jaw. The whole thing forms a terrifying image, as if it came straight out of a horror story. Perfect for the dark days of Halloween, where the boundaries between the natural and the supernatural are blurred.

The snail moves slowly through the damp, shadowy landscape, while the trees whisper in the wind. Below him, a quiet pool of water reflects the eerie scene, the shimmering surface of the water capturing the image of the sinister snail and its sinister burden. The combination of the fragile snail shell and the weathered skull gives a sense of unease and mystery.

The silence of the forest is broken only by the gentle rustle of leaves and the trickle of water. The air is heavy with moisture and the smell of rot, adding to the eerie atmosphere of this place. In this desolate part of the forest, time seems to stand still, and every step is accompanied by a sense of menace and mystery.

This encounter with the ghostly snail is both fascinating and unsettling. It conjures up images of forgotten legends and hidden secrets waiting to be discovered. The scene is ideal for Halloween, a symbol of the eternal struggle between light and darkness, life and death. It is an image that stays with you, a reminder of the shadows that dwell in the deepest parts of the forest.