Original artwork description:

This painting offers a minimalist interpretation of an architectural landscape, in which the artist explores the interplay of color, light, and spatial depth. The composition follows a perspectival funnel that leads the viewer’s gaze toward the horizon, where sea and sky merge in a seamless gradient of azure tones. At the center sits a solitary potted plant on a terrace by a tranquil pool.

The purity of the color palette—sky blue, turquoise, soft pink, and pale gray—imbues the scene with a sense of sterile calm and peaceful stillness. The rigid geometry of the architecture engages in a quiet dialogue with the softness of the water and the organic form of the plant, creating a delicate balance between the natural and the constructed. A red line tracing the pool’s edge is the only chromatic disruption, underscoring spatial or temporal boundaries.

The painting may be viewed as a visual meditation—a kind of architectural oasis detached from everyday life. Here, space is not merely a backdrop but a protagonist, inviting the viewer into a state of contemplative quietude.

Materials used:

oil on canvas

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#seascape #architectural #sea #water #blue #summer #sun #minimalism #swimming pool #californian 

Red Line (2025) Oil painting
by Elena Kurochko

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This painting offers a minimalist interpretation of an architectural landscape, in which the artist explores the interplay of color, light, and spatial depth. The composition follows a perspectival funnel that leads the viewer’s gaze toward the horizon, where sea and sky merge in a seamless gradient of azure tones. At the center sits a solitary potted plant on a terrace by a tranquil pool.

The purity of the color palette—sky blue, turquoise, soft pink, and pale gray—imbues the scene with a sense of sterile calm and peaceful stillness. The rigid geometry of the architecture engages in a quiet dialogue with the softness of the water and the organic form of the plant, creating a delicate balance between the natural and the constructed. A red line tracing the pool’s edge is the only chromatic disruption, underscoring spatial or temporal boundaries.

The painting may be viewed as a visual meditation—a kind of architectural oasis detached from everyday life. Here, space is not merely a backdrop but a protagonist, inviting the viewer into a state of contemplative quietude.

Materials used:

oil on canvas

Tags:
#seascape #architectural #sea #water #blue #summer #sun #minimalism #swimming pool #californian 
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Elena is an award-winning artist currently based in Moscow, Russia. She completed a master's degree in cartography and the design of geographic maps. Since 2012 Elena has been running her... Read more

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