This work is a contemporary interpretation of the story of Leda and the Swan. The figure is shown in a private, intimate moment, while the swan appears behind her as a symbol of desire, memory, or a lover who is present or remembered. The scene can be read in many ways: as a moment with oneself, a meeting with a lover, or a quiet memory from the past. The style is softly surrealistic, with warm tones and gentle light that give the painting an emotional, romantic, and slightly erotic atmosphere. The swan is used not only as a mythological reference, but also as a symbol of connection, longing, and personal stories that viewers may relate to in their own way. A poetic and sensual composition that invites open interpretation Title: "In the mood for love" Medium: Oil on linen canvas, painted in layers Support: Linen canvas stretched on wooden frame Signature: Signed on the front Condition: Excellent Certificate of authenticity: yes