Sun Under the Rain explores the desire to preserve the warmth and light of summer even as autumn approaches. The seated woman is surrounded by sunflowers, whose bright yellow petals become a visual symbol of sunlight, warmth and inner vitality. Their presence creates a striking contrast with the cool blues and vertical rain-like drips that fill the surrounding space.The rain represents the changing season and the inevitable passage of time, while the sunflowers suggest the persistence of joy and light despite external circumstances. The figure can also be read as an intimate embodiment of the word "sunshine" - a reminder that warmth does not always come from the sky, but can be carried within us.The expressive combination of acrylic paint and coffee creates rich textures and an atmospheric surface, with flowing marks that reinforce the sensation of rain and movement. The work ultimately conveys a simple but universal message: even when the world around us becomes grey and cold, we can keep the sun within ourselves.