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Blue Seascape Serenity - water, ocean (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Nataliia Krykun

25 x 25 x 3cm (framed) / 20 x 20cm (actual image size)

£850

Blue Seascape Serenity explores the quiet dialogue between sea, sky, and light through a minimalist visual language. A single luminous horizon divides the composition, dissolving the boundary between water and atmosphere and inviting the viewer into a space of contemplation.

Built from deep navy, cobalt, and radiant azure tones, the painting captures the fleeting transition between day and night—a timeless moment when nature becomes still and silence takes on a visible form. The subtle gradients create an illusion of infinite depth, transforming the canvas into an emotional landscape rather than a literal seascape.

Materials used:

oil on canvas

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Blue Seascape Serenity explores the quiet dialogue between sea, sky, and light through a minimalist visual language. A single luminous horizon divides the composition, dissolving the boundary between water and atmosphere and inviting the viewer into a space of contemplation.

Built from deep navy, cobalt, and radiant azure tones, the painting captures the fleeting transition between day and night—a timeless moment when nature becomes still and silence takes on a visible form. The subtle gradients create an illusion of infinite depth, transforming the canvas into an emotional landscape rather than a literal seascape.

Materials used:

oil on canvas

Details:

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Nataliia Krykun

Location United Kingdom

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Nataliia Krykun, born in 1990, is a Ukrainian ultra-contemporary multidisciplinary artist. Working primarily with monochrome colors and gold leafing, she creates sculptural paintings and minimalist forms that explore depth, texture,... Read more

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