A desolate, arid landscape rendered in Miriam Cahn's characteristically raw and gestural brushwork, evoking the harsh emptiness of the desert through muted, sun-bleached tones on wood. The intimate scale of the wooden support lends the work a primal, almost talismanic quality, as Cahn's urgent mark-making conjures a sense of solitude and existential exposure. The dated title grounds the painting in a specific moment of personal witness, reflecting the artist's practice of documenting emotional and political states through direct, unmediated expression.