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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
15.7x23.6in
About this artwork
"While many people think sailing is all smooth seas, sunshine, sunsets, and beautiful beaches,
it’s also a lot of hard work and can be incredibly challenging. But we continue to battle the seasickness and the fear and the storms to reach that personal nirvana and freedom that comes from being one with the sea.
Perhaps you have experienced this personal nirvana that makes you continue to want and need the next special experience. I believe this is… what makes your passion a part of your heart and soul
and not just a hobby.”— Michelle Segrest
« Any work of art should charge the viewer with positive energy: aesthetic, intellectual, and emotional. Art should enrich the viewer, "to add, not to subtract". »
Tatiana Rezvaya is an artist based in the United Kingdom whose works have been widely exhibited in Russia and Ukraine. Her preferred genre is figurative art, through which she employs multiple approaches. An experienced artist, Rezvaya believes that figurative compositions also demand extensive knowledge of portraits, landscapes, and still life; only then can a transition into fantasy images be free and not restricted by inner barriers.