Catching a Ray (2025)

Year
2025
Dimensions
20x50cm
Materials
Oil
Medium
Painting
Location
Ukraine
Series
"Figures"
In this vertical abstract-figurative painting, a female figure appears woven from waves of purple and deep blue, emerging from a vibrant turquoise space. She gently leans towards a soft ray of light, trying to "catch" it – a fleeting moment of clarity, tenderness, and inner peace amidst a whirlwind of thoughts.
"Catching the Ray" is about that intimate second when you finally notice your own inner light – not as a loud revelation, but as a quiet beam you choose to hold onto. The elongated format enhances the sense of upward movement and transformation, inviting the viewer to follow the flow from the depths below to the luminous calm around the face.
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Year
2025
Dimensions
20x50cm
Materials
Oil
Medium
Painting
Location
Ukraine
Series
"Figures"
In this vertical abstract-figurative painting, a female figure appears woven from waves of purple and deep blue, emerging from a vibrant turquoise space. She gently leans towards a soft ray of light, trying to "catch" it – a fleeting moment of clarity, tenderness, and inner peace amidst a whirlwind of thoughts.
"Catching the Ray" is about that intimate second when you finally notice your own inner light – not as a loud revelation, but as a quiet beam you choose to hold onto. The elongated format enhances the sense of upward movement and transformation, inviting the viewer to follow the flow from the depths below to the luminous calm around the face.
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Year
2025
Dimensions
20x50cm
Materials
Oil
Medium
Painting
Location
Ukraine
Series
"Figures"
In this vertical abstract-figurative painting, a female figure appears woven from waves of purple and deep blue, emerging from a vibrant turquoise space. She gently leans towards a soft ray of light, trying to "catch" it – a fleeting moment of clarity, tenderness, and inner peace amidst a whirlwind of thoughts.
"Catching the Ray" is about that intimate second when you finally notice your own inner light – not as a loud revelation, but as a quiet beam you choose to hold onto. The elongated format enhances the sense of upward movement and transformation, inviting the viewer to follow the flow from the depths below to the luminous calm around the face.