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On the collision 3 (2026) Original Oil Painting by Romuald Mulk Musiolik

80 x 120 x 2cm (unframed)

67 Artist Reviews

£1,112.54

"On the Collision 3" is the third installment in Romuald Musiolik's sailing series, capturing the raw adrenaline of a regatta race. The composition contrasts a monumental dark sail in the foreground with the warm, golden glow of the competitor's spinnaker. Dramatic hull heeling and the silhouettes of the crew fighting the wind create a high-tension, cinematic snapshot. The artwork features a refined, restrained palette of deep greys, graphites, and sepia tones.A defining feature is the rich, tactile impasto texture. Bold, heavy paint layers create a distinct three-dimensional effect in the churning sea and rolling clouds, making the surface dynamically interact with ambient light.

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"On the Collision 3" is the third installment in Romuald Musiolik's sailing series, capturing the raw adrenaline of a regatta race. The composition contrasts a monumental dark sail in the foreground with the warm, golden glow of the competitor's spinnaker. Dramatic hull heeling and the silhouettes of the crew fighting the wind create a high-tension, cinematic snapshot. The artwork features a refined, restrained palette of deep greys, graphites, and sepia tones.A defining feature is the rich, tactile impasto texture. Bold, heavy paint layers create a distinct three-dimensional effect in the churning sea and rolling clouds, making the surface dynamically interact with ambient light.

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Initially, he dealt with black and white photography, which he learned during fashion photography. Here he got to know human faces and silhouettes of models in motion. This gave rise... Read more

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