painting, plein-air, oil-paint, watercolor
portrait
figurative
contemporary
painting
plein-air
oil-paint
figuration
watercolor
neo expressionist
nude
realism
Sergey Piskunov painted this vision of a girl underwater, suspended in a moment of serene weightlessness. The imagery evokes a sense of baptism, of purification, and the rebirth. Consider the symbolic resonance of water itself. Across cultures, water signifies life, cleansing, and the subconscious. This motif stretches back to ancient mythologies, where water is both a life-giver and a bringer of chaos. I’m reminded of Ophelia, Shakespeare’s tragic figure, floating in a stream, as painted by Millais; or even Botticelli’s Venus, born from the sea foam. The closed eyes and floating posture remove the girl from the immediate world, inviting us to contemplate a deeper emotional state. Perhaps it is a return to the safety of the womb, a psychoanalytic regression to a time before language and conflict. This image stirs something profound within us, echoing our own primal connections to the watery depths.
Comments
No comments
Be the first to comment and join the conversation on the ultimate creative platform.