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Where the Sea Meets Silence (2026) Original Oil Painting by Alexandra Jagoda (Ovcharenko)

30 x 25 x 1.3cm (unframed)

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£214.35

Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 25 × 30 cm (9.8 × 11.8 in)
Technique: Brush and palette knife
One-of-a-kind original artwork
Certificate of Authenticity included
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This original oil painting portrays a small coastal chapel with its distinctive blue dome overlooking a calm horizon. The simplified forms and restrained palette transform the familiar seaside motif into an intimate study of stillness and light.
Warm ivory and sandy tones of the building contrast with layered blues of the sea and sky, while subtle pinks in the horizon introduce a gentle sense of atmosphere. Expressive palette-knife marks and visible brushwork give the surface a tactile, painterly quality.
Rather than depicting a specific location, the work evokes the feeling of a Mediterranean coastal memory — quiet, sunlit and timeless.

Materials used:

oil, canvas, brushes, palette knife

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Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 25 × 30 cm (9.8 × 11.8 in)
Technique: Brush and palette knife
One-of-a-kind original artwork
Certificate of Authenticity included
Carefully packaged for safe shipping

This original oil painting portrays a small coastal chapel with its distinctive blue dome overlooking a calm horizon. The simplified forms and restrained palette transform the familiar seaside motif into an intimate study of stillness and light.
Warm ivory and sandy tones of the building contrast with layered blues of the sea and sky, while subtle pinks in the horizon introduce a gentle sense of atmosphere. Expressive palette-knife marks and visible brushwork give the surface a tactile, painterly quality.
Rather than depicting a specific location, the work evokes the feeling of a Mediterranean coastal memory — quiet, sunlit and timeless.

Materials used:

oil, canvas, brushes, palette knife

Details:

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"Everything flows. Everything changes. Everything leaves a trace. "Every painting begins with a place—but it is never simply about geography. Whether inspired by the misty valleys of Ireland, the quiet... Read more

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