In When We Were Giants, sweeping mountain ranges seem to rise and fracture mid-air, their emerald slopes and icy peaks drifting above a luminous, cloud-filled sky. Rivers thread through valleys before dissolving into mist, while shards of earth surge upward in a quiet eruption of creation and change. Mirolevich’s brushwork fuses geological grandeur with dreamlike motion, suggesting a memory of worlds once vast and untamed. The painting invites contemplation of scale — of landscapes, of time, and of humanity’s place within forces far larger than itself.