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WATER REMEMBERS (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Chris Patargias

80 x 100cm (unframed)

£1,456.14

This evocative artwork explores the delicate relationship between memory, survival, and the passage of time. A dramatic burning-orange sky meets the cool, tranquil blues of the water, creating a powerful contrast between warmth and stillness, urgency and reflection. The water becomes more than a natural element—it emerges as a silent keeper of memories, carrying traces of what has been lived, lost, and endured. Suspended between past and present, the scene invites the viewer to contemplate resilience and the stories that remain long after the world around us has changed. A deeply atmospheric and thought-provoking piece, it brings emotional depth and a timeless sense of quiet remembrance to any space.

Materials used:

Acrylic

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This evocative artwork explores the delicate relationship between memory, survival, and the passage of time. A dramatic burning-orange sky meets the cool, tranquil blues of the water, creating a powerful contrast between warmth and stillness, urgency and reflection. The water becomes more than a natural element—it emerges as a silent keeper of memories, carrying traces of what has been lived, lost, and endured. Suspended between past and present, the scene invites the viewer to contemplate resilience and the stories that remain long after the world around us has changed. A deeply atmospheric and thought-provoking piece, it brings emotional depth and a timeless sense of quiet remembrance to any space.

Materials used:

Acrylic

Details:

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Christos discovered his love for painting at the age of ten, when he took his first painting lessons and created his first works of art. Although art remained an important... Read more

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