Original artwork description:

A wide canvas breathes with motion that never rushes. Colors flow into one another like slow tides—soft browns dissolving into muted yellow at the horizont. There are no hard edges. Every boundary is a suggestion, softened by translucent layers that drift and overlap, as if time itself has been gently blurred.
It feels far away—something seen across water or through morning mist—inviting contemplation rather than arrival. The flow is fluid and continuous, with subtle currents visible beneath the surface, hinting at movement held in calm suspension.
The painting doesn’t ask to be understood. It asks to be felt. Standing before it, the viewer senses space opening outward, distance becoming peaceful rather than lonely. The farther the eye travels, the quieter the mind becomes—until the colors seem to breathe back, carrying a gentle stillness that lingers long after you look away.

Becouse the painting is large it can be only sended as rolled in a tube, You can strech it in any frame shop.

Materials used:

acrylic, vinyl, ink

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