Original artwork description:

The plot of my painting is simple - a pier and old fishing boats moored next to it. But this simplicity conquers at first sight, brings peace from the "calm water" clarity of the image with an accentuated reflection of the wooden sides, and the invisible coastline makes you think about what is left outside the canvas. In my work, I put not only my talent and skill, but also the philosophical meaning, which is manifested in the details. Amazing reflections of canals in the small Spanish village of Albufera in the outskirts of Valencia. It was reflections that I focused on, since they are the key to the perception of the water surface, reflecting the boats, the building on the pier and the silvery sky. Once, when a painting, among others, was being prepared for an exhibition in an art gallery, it turned out to be upside down ... And everyone saw what the philosophical meaning of the "reflection" eternally sung by the Japanese is - upside down, we look at the boats from under the water, which in itself uncommon, but unusual. Like a portal opening a mysterious underwater world. If you want - check it out, you'll like it. Of course, I do not urge to place the picture on the contrary, but you already know its inner potential.
I paint in oils using the palette knife technique. Modern impressionism will find a place in any house, apartment, office.
The painting is framed in a Guggenheim studio frame and is ready to hang.
The paintings are packaged by me in a custom-made multi-layer cardboard box using durable extruded polystyrene foam, in accordance with the requirements and conditions for safe transportation.

Materials used:

oil on canvas, palette knife

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