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The city opening into spring (2026) Original Watercolour by Galina Poloz

50 x 39 x 0.1cm (unframed)

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£548.99

The City Opening into Spring explores the quiet transformation of urban space at the edge of the season. The empty street and the distant perspective create a sense of openness and suspended time, while the soft pearl-grey palette and pale blue sky dissolve the architectural forms into light and atmosphere.

The painting focuses not on the activity of the city, but on its fragile emotional presence — a moment of silence, air, and emerging spring light. Through transparent layers of watercolour, the familiar urban landscape becomes contemplative and almost weightless, balancing between memory and perception.

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watercolour

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The City Opening into Spring explores the quiet transformation of urban space at the edge of the season. The empty street and the distant perspective create a sense of openness and suspended time, while the soft pearl-grey palette and pale blue sky dissolve the architectural forms into light and atmosphere.

The painting focuses not on the activity of the city, but on its fragile emotional presence — a moment of silence, air, and emerging spring light. Through transparent layers of watercolour, the familiar urban landscape becomes contemplative and almost weightless, balancing between memory and perception.

Materials used:

watercolour

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Galina Poloz is a contemporary painter based in Moldova, working primarily in watercolour. Her watercolours explore the quiet space between presence and disappearance, where architecture, landscape, water and light gradually... Read more

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