A pale coastal town rises above the sea on the left in “Ocean Breath. Held Horizon” by Henadzy Havartsou. Cream-coloured buildings, small reddish roofs and touches of green gather along the coast, while the open sea stretches towards a long, deep-blue horizon. Above the water, a turquoise-blue sky with white and blue-grey clouds fills much of the painting.
In the foreground, low waves roll towards the beach, tracing fine white foam along the sloping shoreline. The sea shifts from grey-green and turquoise near land to deeper blues further out. The town’s compact forms contrast with the broad, open view, offering a point of focus.
The work belongs to the “Ocean Breath” series, inspired by the Atlantic Ocean’s changing moods. The artist describes the town as a guardian of ancient dreams, highlighting how waves, wind and light bring new energy each morning. The wide 170 × 100 cm format emphasises the meeting of coastal life and the sea’s vastness.
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- Original oil painting on canvas by Henadzy Havartsou.
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- Signed by the artist.
- "The painting of the series "Ocean Breath", inspired by the various moods of the Atlantic Ocean. The city rises above the ocean like a guardian of ancient dreams.
Each morning brings new energy – waves, wind, and light, which reflects in the walls and hearts of its inhabitants." Henadzy - Any questions regarding this artwork, please contact us.
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A pale coastal town rises above the sea on the left in “Ocean Breath. Held Horizon” by Henadzy Havartsou. Cream-coloured buildings, small reddish roofs and touches of green gather along the coast, while the open sea stretches towards a long, deep-blue horizon. Above the water, a turquoise-blue sky with white and blue-grey clouds fills much of the painting.
In the foreground, low waves roll towards the beach, tracing fine white foam along the sloping shoreline. The sea shifts from grey-green and turquoise near land to deeper blues further out. The town’s compact forms contrast with the broad, open view, offering a point of focus.
The work belongs to the “Ocean Breath” series, inspired by the Atlantic Ocean’s changing moods. The artist describes the town as a guardian of ancient dreams, highlighting how waves, wind and light bring new energy each morning. The wide 170 × 100 cm format emphasises the meeting of coastal life and the sea’s vastness.
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