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The painting “By the Water 2004” radiates with expression and emotional movement. At the center of the composition, we see a swirling core of colors – mainly greens, blues, and yellows – which seem to dance in dialogue with bold black lines, evoking branches, reflections, or threads of thought. On the left, a golden circular form appears, possibly symbolizing the sun or moon mirrored in water.
Water – though not depicted literally – is felt as an element: fluid, elusive, yet calming and full of life. The artwork evokes a mood of contemplation, a still moment at the water’s edge when reality blends with dream. The brushstrokes are impulsive yet intentional, as if the artist poured an inner emotional landscape directly onto the canvas.
The painting “By the Water 2004” radiates with expression and emotional movement. At the center of the composition, we see a swirling core of colors – mainly greens, blues, and yellows – which seem to dance in dialogue with bold black lines, evoking branches, reflections, or threads of thought. On the left, a golden circular form appears, possibly symbolizing the sun or moon mirrored in water.
Water – though not depicted literally – is felt as an element: fluid, elusive, yet calming and full of life. The artwork evokes a mood of contemplation, a still moment at the water’s edge when reality blends with dream. The brushstrokes are impulsive yet intentional, as if the artist poured an inner emotional landscape directly onto the canvas.