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Light Beyond the Horizon (2026) Original Oil Painting by Andrej Ostapchuk

60 x 45 x 1.5cm (unframed)

321 Artist Reviews

£395

This expressive impressionist seascape captures the moment when sunlight breaks through dramatic clouds and spreads a golden glow across the surface of the sea. Deep blues and violets of the sky contrast with warm golden, orange and red tones along the horizon, creating a sense of movement, energy and emotional depth.

The waves in the foreground reflect the changing light, transforming the sea into a shimmering mosaic of colour. Painted in an expressive impressionist manner, the work focuses on the emotional power of colour, light and texture rather than a literal representation of the landscape.

The painting is a reflection on light finding its way through the clouds, and on that fleeting moment when sea, sky and sunlight become one living symphony of colour.

Materials used:

brush, palette knife, canvas

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This expressive impressionist seascape captures the moment when sunlight breaks through dramatic clouds and spreads a golden glow across the surface of the sea. Deep blues and violets of the sky contrast with warm golden, orange and red tones along the horizon, creating a sense of movement, energy and emotional depth.

The waves in the foreground reflect the changing light, transforming the sea into a shimmering mosaic of colour. Painted in an expressive impressionist manner, the work focuses on the emotional power of colour, light and texture rather than a literal representation of the landscape.

The painting is a reflection on light finding its way through the clouds, and on that fleeting moment when sea, sky and sunlight become one living symphony of colour.

Materials used:

brush, palette knife, canvas

Details:

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Hello, welcome to my site. I am a professional artist from Ukraine. Like many children, I liked drawing, maybe a little more than my peers around me, fond of art.... Read more

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