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Spring Transformations (2025) Original Oil Painting by Alona Lesnichenko
40 x 70 x 2cm (unframed) / 40 x 70cm (actual image size)
£830.53
Original artwork description
- Size: 16x28 inches (40x70 cm)
- Materials: Oil on canvas
- Technique: Classical glazing technique
- Style: Classical realism
- Originality: Original artwork, one of a kind, not a print
- Year: 2025
- Signature: Signed on front/back, certificate of authenticity included
- Framing: Unframed
DESCRIPTION
"Spring Transformations" is a hymn to renewal, sung through the language of color, form, and motion. More than a still life, it is a narrative of change - a story of how life finds its way through the simplest of things and how beauty is born of patience.
At the heart of the composition lies a red onion in a faceted glass, a pulsing center of life. Its purple-burgundy scales are layered like the pages of an ancient book or the petals of a blossoming flower. From its core, lush green shoots surge upward - a swift, unstoppable will to live. Each vein on the leaves is rendered with such precision, as if the artist counted them like heartbeats. Here, green is not just a color; it is the very process of life unfolding before our eyes.
Below, a traditional Ukrainian textile (rushnyk) is spread like a festive table. Its vibrant stripes - red, green, yellow, and white - are more than decoration; they are a cultural code, a language of ancestors, embroidered with symbols of protection and fertility. The masterful rendering of the fabric allows you to feel its coarse texture, its warmth, and its history. Every thread lives its own life, and every fold catches the light in its own unique way.
The vertical format gives the composition a dynamic quality, mirroring the act of growth and the aspiration upward. This is not a static scene but a moment of movement and transformation. The onion doesn't just sit; it lives and sprouts. The ribbons don’t just hang; they flow, dance, and intertwine.
This work is about spring - not a calendar season, but an internal one. It captures the moment when something old turns into something new. It celebrates the miracle of green growth emerging from a simple bulb, showing how tradition and modernity can coexist in harmony.
The hyper-realistic technique serves to create a "hyper-reality" - a world where every detail matters, every texture has meaning, and beauty can be found in the layers of an onion husk as easily as in the most delicate flower. This is a celebration of life in its simplest form - sprouting, growing, and renewing. It is a reminder that beauty is not only the result but the process itself. And in that process, there is true magic.
COLOR DISCLAIMER
Please note that colors in digital images may vary slightly from the actual artwork due to differences in screen settings, device calibration, and lighting conditions.
The full - frontal images of the artworks are captured with a professional camera in natural daylight to show the most accurate representation possible.
SHIPPING AND PACKAGING
- Safe Packaging: The artwork will be carefully packed for secure delivery
- International Shipping: Tracking number provided
- Note: Despite the ongoing russian invasion, postal services in Ukraine continue to operate reliably.
- Important: Shipping costs are calculated individually for each artwork at the time of shipment and may differ from those listed. Final shipping costs will be confirmed before shipment.
- I hope this piece brings warmth, inspiration, and harmony to your space.
- Questions? Please contact me)
Materials used:
Oil
Details:
- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 40 x 70 x 2cm (unframed) / 40 x 70cm (actual image size)
- Signed certificate of authenticity
- Style: Photorealistic
- Subject: Still life
Tags:
#still life#kitchen art#contemporary realism#hyperrealism#vertical composition#traditional textile#cultural symbolism#textured realism#spring transformations#green sprouts
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Original artwork description
- Size: 16x28 inches (40x70 cm)
- Materials: Oil on canvas
- Technique: Classical glazing technique
- Style: Classical realism
- Originality: Original artwork, one of a kind, not a print
- Year: 2025
- Signature: Signed on front/back, certificate of authenticity included
- Framing: Unframed
DESCRIPTION
"Spring Transformations" is a hymn to renewal, sung through the language of color, form, and motion. More than a still life, it is a narrative of change - a story of how life finds its way through the simplest of things and how beauty is born of patience.
At the heart of the composition lies a red onion in a faceted glass, a pulsing center of life. Its purple-burgundy scales are layered like the pages of an ancient book or the petals of a blossoming flower. From its core, lush green shoots surge upward - a swift, unstoppable will to live. Each vein on the leaves is rendered with such precision, as if the artist counted them like heartbeats. Here, green is not just a color; it is the very process of life unfolding before our eyes.
Below, a traditional Ukrainian textile (rushnyk) is spread like a festive table. Its vibrant stripes - red, green, yellow, and white - are more than decoration; they are a cultural code, a language of ancestors, embroidered with symbols of protection and fertility. The masterful rendering of the fabric allows you to feel its coarse texture, its warmth, and its history. Every thread lives its own life, and every fold catches the light in its own unique way.
The vertical format gives the composition a dynamic quality, mirroring the act of growth and the aspiration upward. This is not a static scene but a moment of movement and transformation. The onion doesn't just sit; it lives and sprouts. The ribbons don’t just hang; they flow, dance, and intertwine.
This work is about spring - not a calendar season, but an internal one. It captures the moment when something old turns into something new. It celebrates the miracle of green growth emerging from a simple bulb, showing how tradition and modernity can coexist in harmony.
The hyper-realistic technique serves to create a "hyper-reality" - a world where every detail matters, every texture has meaning, and beauty can be found in the layers of an onion husk as easily as in the most delicate flower. This is a celebration of life in its simplest form - sprouting, growing, and renewing. It is a reminder that beauty is not only the result but the process itself. And in that process, there is true magic.
COLOR DISCLAIMER
Please note that colors in digital images may vary slightly from the actual artwork due to differences in screen settings, device calibration, and lighting conditions.
The full - frontal images of the artworks are captured with a professional camera in natural daylight to show the most accurate representation possible.
SHIPPING AND PACKAGING
- Safe Packaging: The artwork will be carefully packed for secure delivery
- International Shipping: Tracking number provided
- Note: Despite the ongoing russian invasion, postal services in Ukraine continue to operate reliably.
- Important: Shipping costs are calculated individually for each artwork at the time of shipment and may differ from those listed. Final shipping costs will be confirmed before shipment.
- I hope this piece brings warmth, inspiration, and harmony to your space.
- Questions? Please contact me)
Materials used:
Oil
Details:
- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 40 x 70 x 2cm (unframed) / 40 x 70cm (actual image size)
- Signed certificate of authenticity
- Style: Photorealistic
- Subject: Still life
Tags:
#still life#kitchen art#contemporary realism#hyperrealism#vertical composition#traditional textile#cultural symbolism#textured realism#spring transformations#green sprouts