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Desert Camel Ferris Wheel Watercolor (2021) Original Mixed-media Painting by Olga Sova

59 x 42 x 1cm

$1,230

Ain Dubai. Meet Bahar and Habibi, two of Dubai’s most famous camels—yes, you might have spotted them relaxing on the beach, but today they’re posing in front of the world’s biggest Ferris wheel! In this artwork, traditional Bedouin vibes meet the bold shapes of modern Dubai. The whole piece is full of air and whimsical surreal forms—you might even wonder: are those really camel humps, or has a human silhouette snuck in?

With soft washes and playful lines, this scene gives a nod to Dubai’s ever-changing identity, where the past and future are neighbours, and sometimes even camels can go for a spin (in their imagination, at least).

A little note: there’s a small, bent corner in the bottom right—so the price is a bit lower. A tiny imperfection, but the camels don’t mind!

Size: 59 × 42 × 0.1 cm
Medium: Watercolor on Canson Silk Texture paper, 200 g/m²
Features: 1 cm margin for easy framing; slight bend in the lower right corner (price negotiable)
Availability: Original or high-resolution print (any size)
Packaging: Protective tube + certificate of authenticity
Origin: UAE studio

Materials used:

Watercolor, pencil

Details:

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Ain Dubai. Meet Bahar and Habibi, two of Dubai’s most famous camels—yes, you might have spotted them relaxing on the beach, but today they’re posing in front of the world’s biggest Ferris wheel! In this artwork, traditional Bedouin vibes meet the bold shapes of modern Dubai. The whole piece is full of air and whimsical surreal forms—you might even wonder: are those really camel humps, or has a human silhouette snuck in?

With soft washes and playful lines, this scene gives a nod to Dubai’s ever-changing identity, where the past and future are neighbours, and sometimes even camels can go for a spin (in their imagination, at least).

A little note: there’s a small, bent corner in the bottom right—so the price is a bit lower. A tiny imperfection, but the camels don’t mind!

Size: 59 × 42 × 0.1 cm
Medium: Watercolor on Canson Silk Texture paper, 200 g/m²
Features: 1 cm margin for easy framing; slight bend in the lower right corner (price negotiable)
Availability: Original or high-resolution print (any size)
Packaging: Protective tube + certificate of authenticity
Origin: UAE studio

Materials used:

Watercolor, pencil

Details:

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Olga Sova

Location United Arab Emirates

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My practice is rooted in “Quiet Surrealism” a contemplative, poetic approach that focuses on symbolic imagery and emotional resonance. I create visual narratives that invite viewers into layered, dreamlike worlds... Read more

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