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When We Were Young (2025) Original Acrylic Painting by Lukasz Olek

200 x 240 x 4cm (unframed) / 200 x 240cm (actual image size)

£15,541.74

When We Were Young (2025)

“At this scale, a memory is no longer a fragment—it is an environment. This is not just a seascape; it is the physical sensation of the summer that never ended.”

The Immersive Panorama: Measuring a monumental 200 x 240 cm, this work is a breathtaking command of space. It is a definitive masterpiece within the Blinkered series, designed for expansive, high-ceilinged interiors where it can breathe and dominate. The canvas acts as a portal to a luminous Mediterranean memory, distilling the vastness of the coast into horizontal bands of pure, unadulterated joy.

The Musical Cipher: The title When We Were Young serves as an emotional and auditory anchor. It is a direct link to a sonic influence—a nostalgic anthem or a summer track that played on repeat in the studio, dictating the rhythmic, energetic application of the paint. I invite the collector to discover the melody that resonates with these vibrant turquoises and warm sands; only then is the full synergy of the work's internal tempo unlocked.

Mastery of Light & Scale: As an artist exploring neurodivergent perception, I use this massive scale to create a "visual sanctuary" that silences the outside world. Through the application of hundreds of layers using DIY sponges and rags, I have created a surface that radiates light. The transition from the deep, grounded earth tones to the electric, shimmering turquoise of the water creates a kaleidoscopic depth that shifts and lives as the daylight moves across the room.

Materials used:

acrylic on linen canvas

Details:

Tags:

#sea#ocean#color field#rothko inspired#nature inspired#abstract minimalism#natural landscape#abstract landscapes#contemporary home#acrylic linen#summer vibe#art tsr#lukasz olek#calming minimalism
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When We Were Young (2025)

“At this scale, a memory is no longer a fragment—it is an environment. This is not just a seascape; it is the physical sensation of the summer that never ended.”

The Immersive Panorama: Measuring a monumental 200 x 240 cm, this work is a breathtaking command of space. It is a definitive masterpiece within the Blinkered series, designed for expansive, high-ceilinged interiors where it can breathe and dominate. The canvas acts as a portal to a luminous Mediterranean memory, distilling the vastness of the coast into horizontal bands of pure, unadulterated joy.

The Musical Cipher: The title When We Were Young serves as an emotional and auditory anchor. It is a direct link to a sonic influence—a nostalgic anthem or a summer track that played on repeat in the studio, dictating the rhythmic, energetic application of the paint. I invite the collector to discover the melody that resonates with these vibrant turquoises and warm sands; only then is the full synergy of the work's internal tempo unlocked.

Mastery of Light & Scale: As an artist exploring neurodivergent perception, I use this massive scale to create a "visual sanctuary" that silences the outside world. Through the application of hundreds of layers using DIY sponges and rags, I have created a surface that radiates light. The transition from the deep, grounded earth tones to the electric, shimmering turquoise of the water creates a kaleidoscopic depth that shifts and lives as the daylight moves across the room.

Materials used:

acrylic on linen canvas

Details:

Tags:

#sea#ocean#color field#rothko inspired#nature inspired#abstract minimalism#natural landscape#abstract landscapes#contemporary home#acrylic linen#summer vibe#art tsr#lukasz olek#calming minimalism
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My creative process is driven by a deep need for meditation and a unique way of perceiving the world through synesthesia. As an artist with ADHD and autism, I found... Read more

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