This is a joint painting done by my mother and me. I was visiting my parents over Christmas and wanted to paint something, and since I hadn't got any material with me I asked my mother if she had any old works she didn't want to keep, that I could paint over. She showed me a painting she had done many yeras ago, with a view over a small lake in the forest close to where they live. I looked at it and thought I shouldn't paint over it, instead it could be interesting to do something with it.   

As usual I didn't have any idea of what it could be. The red and black framings where the first things I did, then the awkward sun (when it was done I thought of it as an "Ent sun", a sun in the forest of Fangorn where the ents live in J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the rings), and then I felt it may be something mysterious about the place, like a place in a fairy tale or something. And the rest of it was done in that feeling.
The titel "Sea-Sun" felt like the obvious name for it, as I watched it take form.

So, one can say that, in a sense, two stories are being told here at the same time - one told upon the foundation of the other.
The first story is being told by an interpreting obeserver, beholding a natural scenery.
The other gives voice to a fantasy, what may be, the scenery observed by a minds-eye.