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Ramune Uleviciene
Lithuania
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Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Ink on Canvas , Wood
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 23.6x47.2in
About this artwork
It’s like an ocean of Silence. You can see it with your eyes and feel it inside!
This painting of neutral natural colors is easy to match in a modern interior. Shades of greenish-blue aquatic plants against a light gray background create a sense of serenity. The motifs of aquatic plants are the result of the author's imagination - seemingly random spills of color create a fantastic image of the underwater world. The golden splash elements give the… piece an image of luxury. Plastic graphic lines and carefully painted small fish make the picture exceptional.
The alcohol ink technique is used in a very original/unusual way - it is definitely something new and unexpected!
This painting of neutral natural colors is easy to match in a modern interior. Shades of greenish-blue aquatic plants against a light gray background create a sense of serenity. The motifs of aquatic plants are the result of the author's imagination - seemingly random spills of color create a fantastic image of the underwater world. The golden splash elements give the… piece an image of luxury. Plastic graphic lines and carefully painted small fish make the picture exceptional.
The alcohol ink technique is used in a very original/unusual way - it is definitely something new and unexpected!
Ramune Uleviciene
Lithuania
Credentials
- Works on commission
« What I want to express in my paintings is the simple fact that light and beauty always wins! »
Ramune Uleviciene is an experienced artist based in Lithuania whose paintings have been exhibited nationally, as well as in the United States, the Netherlands, and Norway. She describes her artistic practice as an ongoing effort to understand both light and darkness, recognizing that beauty and positivity are essential in times of misfortune and despair. Uleviciene often depicts flowers in her compositions, for her, they are symbolic of life itself.
