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Road to Atlantis (2026) Original Oil Painting by Svitlana Andriichenko

50 x 70 x 1cm (unframed)

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£301.62

The legend says that Atlantis did not disappear - it only hid under the thickness of time and water, leaving humanity only fragments of its history. The turquoise layers of this composition resemble the depths of the sea, through which glints of gold, coral colors and dark silhouettes appear, like the ruins of a magnificent civilization.
The painting does not seek to recreate the myth literally. It invites you on a journey to a place where reality is intertwined with legend, and each new look reveals hidden images. “Road to Atlantis” symbolizes the eternal search for lost knowledge, inner harmony and truth that remains hidden, but never disappears.
This is a story about hope, memory and man’s desire to find a world that exists on the border of imagination and eternity.

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The legend says that Atlantis did not disappear - it only hid under the thickness of time and water, leaving humanity only fragments of its history. The turquoise layers of this composition resemble the depths of the sea, through which glints of gold, coral colors and dark silhouettes appear, like the ruins of a magnificent civilization.
The painting does not seek to recreate the myth literally. It invites you on a journey to a place where reality is intertwined with legend, and each new look reveals hidden images. “Road to Atlantis” symbolizes the eternal search for lost knowledge, inner harmony and truth that remains hidden, but never disappears.
This is a story about hope, memory and man’s desire to find a world that exists on the border of imagination and eternity.

Materials used:

Oil

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Svitlana Andriichenko was born on February 22, 1977 in Ukraine and even as a child she constantly showed a special interest in nature, painting and color. "My paintings are my... Read more

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