Original artwork description:

“On the Waves” is a tribute to the sun, summer, and the sense of freedom we so often seek. The painting shows a young man sitting on his SUP board among the waves, allowing himself that rare pause when life finally slows down. He has stopped to feel the power of the water beneath him, the warmth of the sun on his skin, and a quiet pride in the moment he managed to catch.

There is lightness, calm, and effortlessness in his posture — a moment when there is no need to rush, when the world feels kind and simple.

This artwork fills the space with light, warmth, and inner freedom. It reminds the viewer of the importance of these small pauses — when you simply are, you breathe, and you allow yourself to feel joy right here, right now.

An 8 mm white edge surrounds the artwork, designed to assist with framing. It can be kept visible, placed under the mount, or trimmed if preferred.

Description of the series "YOUTH”: Enthusiasm is the essence of youth. As we grow older, we often notice how our emotions soften, our impressions fade, and our ambitions gradually step aside. Comfort begins to outweigh curiosity, and the once natural urge to explore, risk, and chase new experiences becomes quieter.

The “Youth” series is created as a reminder of what it truly means to be young — not in age, but in spirit. For young people, these artworks emphasize that now is the most powerful moment in their lives, the perfect time to reach further, dream bigger, and pursue new achievements. For those who have already accumulated years of experience, the series gently reminds us that the most important thing is to stay young on the inside. Youth is the state in which you dare, you try, you feel deeply, and you continuously seek inspiration and emotion.

Each artwork in this series carries a mission: to awaken that inner spark, to reconnect the viewer with the bright energy of youth, and to fill their soul with positivity. These works are meant to evoke the emotions we often lose with time — excitement, fearlessness, sincerity, and the belief that everything is possible.

“Youth” is not just a collection of artworks.
It is a celebration of vitality, a tribute to inner freedom, and an invitation to embrace life with the same courage and passion we once had — or still hold within.

Materials used:

charcoal, graphite pencils, varnish

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