A pale, silver-grey sea stretches towards the horizon in “Ocean Breath. Shore of Silence” by Henadzy Havartsou. The sky’s muted blue-grey tones almost merge with the water, where low waves trace fine white lines. On the right, a dark rock shelf projects towards the sea, providing a striking anchor within the open view.
In the foreground, vivid green areas appear between wet stones and small pools of water. White reflections and dark fissures bring out the rocks’ uneven surfaces. Dense, broken brushstrokes near the shore contrast with the long, quiet passages further out to sea.
The work belongs to the “Ocean Breath” series, inspired by the Atlantic Ocean’s changing moods. The artist describes the waves as thoughts rolling towards the shore, emphasising the sea’s quiet power and depth. The wide 170 × 100 cm format offers space for both the foreground’s colourful details and the pale, open horizon.
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- Original oil painting on canvas by Henadzy Havartsou.
- This work is delivered in tube due to the size.
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Shipping the painting with the stretcher bar and frame is possible, but costs an extra 2000 Danish kroner.
- Signed by the artist.
- "The painting of the series "Ocean Breath", inspired by the various moods of the Atlantic Ocean. Quiet power, endless depth, and the waves, like thoughts, roll to the shore. The large-format canvas immerses you in a meditative state: you can almost hear the rustle of the surf and feel the coolness of the wind.
The painting is ideal for a spacious interior filled with light and air - it will become an accent that "breathes" and comes to life in the space." Henadzy - Any questions regarding this artwork, please contact us.
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A pale, silver-grey sea stretches towards the horizon in “Ocean Breath. Shore of Silence” by Henadzy Havartsou. The sky’s muted blue-grey tones almost merge with the water, where low waves trace fine white lines. On the right, a dark rock shelf projects towards the sea, providing a striking anchor within the open view.
In the foreground, vivid green areas appear between wet stones and small pools of water. White reflections and dark fissures bring out the rocks’ uneven surfaces. Dense, broken brushstrokes near the shore contrast with the long, quiet passages further out to sea.
The work belongs to the “Ocean Breath” series, inspired by the Atlantic Ocean’s changing moods. The artist describes the waves as thoughts rolling towards the shore, emphasising the sea’s quiet power and depth. The wide 170 × 100 cm format offers space for both the foreground’s colourful details and the pale, open horizon.
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