Original artwork description:

This painting, titled "Walks Through the Orange City", is created in a vibrant and expressive style reminiscent of post-impressionism with elements of expressionism and naive art.

Here are some visual features:

The cityscape is depicted with a distorted perspective, creating a sense of movement and dreamlike quality. The buildings seem to "dance" — they are tilted and curved, filled with numerous small, brightly colored windows.

The color palette is rich in warm shades of orange, red, yellow, with contrasting accents of blue, green, and black.

Cars and figures of people are drawn in a simplified, almost childlike manner. Notably, there’s a figure on the right wearing a red beret and vest — possibly a street artist or vendor.

Text fragments are scattered throughout the painting — inscriptions like "NSWIRST," "KIC," "P," "LISYFLU." These are not always meaningful, but they add to the feeling of an urban environment, the visual noise of the streets.

The composition is enclosed but dynamic: the viewer’s gaze is guided along the curved road that spirals into the depths of the painting.

The painting exudes energy, playfulness, and even a touch of madness. It’s not just a walk through the city — it’s a stroll through the artist’s imagination, where everything has a life of its own.

This artwork is made by traditional technology. Oil paints, canvas and linseed oil. I love to write etudes from life in a bright impressionistic manner. Small colorful strokes form a rainbow palette. I will try to convey the movement of air masses and the difference between illuminated and shady places.

Materials used:

Oil painting

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