Turquoise ocean, waves (2023) Original Oil Painting by Nataliia Krykun

"Turquoise Ocean, Waves, Skyline, Water" is a lyrical meditation on the infinite beauty of sea and sky. The canvas opens with sweeping tones of turquoise, ranging from deep aquamarine to soft crystalline hues, evoking both depth and lightness. Waves rise and fall in a rhythm that feels eternal, their motion captured in fluid brushstrokes that suggest both strength and gentleness. The surface shimmers with reflections, as though sunlight itself has been woven into the water’s texture.
The skyline stretches endlessly, a thin, delicate line where the vast ocean meets the openness of the heavens. It creates a sense of balance, anchoring the viewer while also drawing the gaze outward toward infinity. The air above is luminous, filled with a quiet clarity that heightens the purity of the scene.
This painting invites a contemplative experience, offering both energy and calm. The waves embody movement and life, while the expanse of turquoise embodies peace and renewal. "Turquoise Ocean, Waves, Skyline, Water" is more than a seascape—it is an immersion into the essence of nature’s rhythm, a timeless dialogue of water and sky, urging the viewer to pause, breathe deeply, and connect with the harmony of the horizon.



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BIOGRAPHY

Nataliia Krykun, is a Ukrainian ultra-contemporary multidisciplinary artist.
Her works capture the serene yet powerful spirit of nature through a distinctive fusion of abstract minimalism and impressionism. Krykun draws inspiration from Nature, boundless horizons, shifting light, and meditative rhythms of the water.

Krykun has participated in numerous international exhibitions and art fairs worldwide, including VOLTA Basel, Paris Contemporary Art Fair, ArtVilnius, CONTEXT Art Fair during Art Basel Week Miami, Artexpo New York, Affordable Art Fair in London, Stockholm and The Other Art Fair (Saatchi Gallery), ARTMUC in Munich, and exhibitions in Austria’s Krems Museum within the historic Dominican Church.

A significant milestone in her career was her participation in the Pavilion of Ukraine at the 58th La Biennale di Venezia, in the group project “The Shadow of a Dream Cast Upon Giardini della Biennale.”

Materials used:

oil on canvas

Details:

• Oil painting on Canvas
• One of a kind artwork
• Size: 62.99 x 39.37 x 1.18" (unframed) / 62.99 x 39.37" (actual image size)
• Ready to hang
• Signed on the back
• Style: Impressionistic
• Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky