Red Echo
Watercolor on Paper
22x22in
$1,280
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Alisa Vovk
Ukraine
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Watercolor on Paper
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 15x22in
About this artwork
This watercolor is part of the Anatomy of Home collection.
The poppy here is not decorative. It is a powerful and unique symbol of the Ukrainian people, of memory, resilience and life that continues despite everything. Open and fragile, it remains present, still here.
The dark center and black accents are painted with a rare mineral pigment made from sodalite, sourced from Greenland and the slopes of Mount Vesuvius in Italy. This geological material… brings depth and gravity, connecting the image of home to layers of earth, time, and vulnerability.
The textured blue background evokes unstable ground, ash, and water, a space where home has been wounded but not erased.
Created with high-quality professional watercolors on cold-pressed 100% cotton paper, this work explores home as a living body, fragile, enduring, and deeply rooted.
The poppy here is not decorative. It is a powerful and unique symbol of the Ukrainian people, of memory, resilience and life that continues despite everything. Open and fragile, it remains present, still here.
The dark center and black accents are painted with a rare mineral pigment made from sodalite, sourced from Greenland and the slopes of Mount Vesuvius in Italy. This geological material… brings depth and gravity, connecting the image of home to layers of earth, time, and vulnerability.
The textured blue background evokes unstable ground, ash, and water, a space where home has been wounded but not erased.
Created with high-quality professional watercolors on cold-pressed 100% cotton paper, this work explores home as a living body, fragile, enduring, and deeply rooted.
Alisa Vovk
Ukraine
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Alisa Vovk is a Kyiv-based Ukrainian artist who primarily works with watercolor, expanding into oils, acrylics, mixed media, video, and storytelling. She blends botanical realism with impressionistic softness, using delicate layering, granulation, and fluid washes to explore the transparency and depth of the natural world. Her art reveals gentle tensions between clarity and atmosphere, encouraging viewers to notice beauty in the present moment. Her works evoke calm, nostalgia, and a poetic sense of longing—inviting reflection on fragile memories, emotional depth, and the quiet wonder found in simple things.
Alisa Vovk
Still Here
$1,340
