A slender, pale blue fishing boat rests on the sand in “Waiting for the Sea” by Henadzy Havartsou. Its tall, upward-curving bow cuts diagonally through the scene, while the outrigger’s wooden poles and fine ropes extend to the right. Turquoise and white passages on the hull meet warm ochre tones and dark marks, giving the boat a weathered appearance.
Behind the boat, low waves roll towards the beach. The sea shifts from grey-blue near the shore to turquoise further out, with a low green coastline visible in the distance. Open areas of sand, water and sky highlight the boat’s distinctive construction and the small details surrounding it.
The work belongs to the “Harbor & Horizon” series. The artist describes it as a memory of Sri Lanka, where sun-warmed boats, salt-worn wood and the shore’s quiet rhythm are part of everyday life. The wide 70 × 40 cm format emphasises the calm beach and the boat’s waiting presence beside the sea.
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Waiting for the Sea (70x40cm)
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- Original oil painting on canvas by Henadzy Havartsou.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist.
- "Part of 'Harbor & Horizon' series. Sun-warmed boats, salt-worn wood and the quiet rhythm of the shore. A memory of Sri Lanka, where the sea is part of everyday life." Henadzy
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A slender, pale blue fishing boat rests on the sand in “Waiting for the Sea” by Henadzy Havartsou. Its tall, upward-curving bow cuts diagonally through the scene, while the outrigger’s wooden poles and fine ropes extend to the right. Turquoise and white passages on the hull meet warm ochre tones and dark marks, giving the boat a weathered appearance.
Behind the boat, low waves roll towards the beach. The sea shifts from grey-blue near the shore to turquoise further out, with a low green coastline visible in the distance. Open areas of sand, water and sky highlight the boat’s distinctive construction and the small details surrounding it.
The work belongs to the “Harbor & Horizon” series. The artist describes it as a memory of Sri Lanka, where sun-warmed boats, salt-worn wood and the shore’s quiet rhythm are part of everyday life. The wide 70 × 40 cm format emphasises the calm beach and the boat’s waiting presence beside the sea.
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