In Don’t dream it’s over, Solty examines the uneasy balance between longing and endurance. Having left behind the city to live in the countryside, he captures both the weight and wonder of this shift. The landscapes are quieter, but beneath that calm, there's an undercurrent of tension, of what we’ve lost and what we might fear losing still. This artwork is as much about perseverance as it is about reflection, about holding onto a sense of hope even when the threshold between beauty and deterioration seems thin.