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Now (2026) Original Oil Painting by Evgenija Koch

55 x 80 x 2cm (unframed)

£1,527.84

Now, oil on canvas, 80 × 55 cm the opening work of the series Present Tense

A river in autumn light, framed by deep green on one bank and burning orange on the other. Nothing in this painting is held back: the colors sit openly, saturated, unfiltered, side by side. Unlike Somewhere Before, where presence and memory meet at clearly drawn edges, here there is no dissolving, no fading. What you see is fully here — the moment before it becomes memory.

The water mirrors both banks, doubling the intensity: orange and blue meet directly, with no transition, no softening. Now marks the start of a new body of work that stands as a deliberate counterpart to the artist's more muted, atmospheric landscapes — and finds its own tension precisely in that contrast.

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Oil

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Now, oil on canvas, 80 × 55 cm the opening work of the series Present Tense

A river in autumn light, framed by deep green on one bank and burning orange on the other. Nothing in this painting is held back: the colors sit openly, saturated, unfiltered, side by side. Unlike Somewhere Before, where presence and memory meet at clearly drawn edges, here there is no dissolving, no fading. What you see is fully here — the moment before it becomes memory.

The water mirrors both banks, doubling the intensity: orange and blue meet directly, with no transition, no softening. Now marks the start of a new body of work that stands as a deliberate counterpart to the artist's more muted, atmospheric landscapes — and finds its own tension precisely in that contrast.

Materials used:

Oil

Details:

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Evgenija Koch

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Evgenija Koch is a contemporary painter based in Hannover, Germany, born in Saint Petersburg. Her practice is defined by a singular technique: no brushstroke remains visible, no tool leaves a... Read more

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