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“And then I look up and see him - I - see him: the sea.
For the first time in these long days, I truly see him. And I hear his terrible voice, I feel his strongest smell and non-stop interior dance, an endless wave. Everything disappears, and only it remains. In front of me. Above me. Like a revelation.
The veil of pain and fear that captivates my soul melts, the snares of abomination, cruelty and nightmare tearing my eyes break, the twilight of death, which has clouded my mind, dissipates, and in unexpected light a welcome clarity dawns on me, I finally see and feel and understand .
Sea.
It seemed a silent spy, even an accomplice. Or rim, stage, decoration. Now I look at him and understand: the sea was everything. It was everything from the very beginning. I see how it dances around me, illuminated by ice, a triumphant, beautiful and immense monster. It was in the hands of death, in the dying dead, in thirst and hunger, in agony, meanness and madness, it was hatred and despair, pity and rejection, it was this blood and this flesh, this horror and this brilliance. There is no raft, no people, no words, no feelings, no deeds - nothing. There are no guilty and innocent, sentenced and saved.
There is only the sea.
Everything has become the sea. ”
Alessandro Baricco
“And then I look up and see him - I - see him: the sea.
For the first time in these long days, I truly see him. And I hear his terrible voice, I feel his strongest smell and non-stop interior dance, an endless wave. Everything disappears, and only it remains. In front of me. Above me. Like a revelation.
The veil of pain and fear that captivates my soul melts, the snares of abomination, cruelty and nightmare tearing my eyes break, the twilight of death, which has clouded my mind, dissipates, and in unexpected light a welcome clarity dawns on me, I finally see and feel and understand .
Sea.
It seemed a silent spy, even an accomplice. Or rim, stage, decoration. Now I look at him and understand: the sea was everything. It was everything from the very beginning. I see how it dances around me, illuminated by ice, a triumphant, beautiful and immense monster. It was in the hands of death, in the dying dead, in thirst and hunger, in agony, meanness and madness, it was hatred and despair, pity and rejection, it was this blood and this flesh, this horror and this brilliance. There is no raft, no people, no words, no feelings, no deeds - nothing. There are no guilty and innocent, sentenced and saved.
There is only the sea.
Everything has become the sea. ”
Alessandro Baricco
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"Morning Storm" Painting

Rakhmet Redzhepov

Latvia

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

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“And then I look up and see him - I - see him: the sea. For the first time in these long days, I truly see him. And I hear his terrible voice, I feel his strongest smell and non-stop interior dance, an endless wave. Everything disappears, and only it remains. In front of me. Above me. Like a revelation. The veil of pain and fear that captivates my soul melts, the snares of abomination, cruelty and nightmare tearing my eyes break, the twilight of death, which has clouded my mind, dissipates, and in unexpected light a welcome clarity dawns on me, I finally see and feel and understand . Sea. It seemed a silent spy, even an accomplice. Or rim, stage, decoration. Now I look at him and understand: the sea was everything. It was everything from the very beginning. I see how it dances around me, illuminated by ice, a triumphant, beautiful and immense monster. It was in the hands of death, in the dying dead, in thirst and hunger, in agony, meanness and madness, it was hatred and despair, pity and rejection, it was this blood and this flesh, this horror and this brilliance. There is no raft, no people, no words, no feelings, no deeds - nothing. There are no guilty and innocent, sentenced and saved. There is only the sea. Everything has become the sea. ” Alessandro Baricco

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Size:39.4 W x 39.4 H x 0.8 D in

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Rakhmet Redzhepov Born in 1954, TSSR. RAKHMET was born into the family of an artist. 1961-1970-school number 7, Ashgabat. The elder and younger sister were faithful companions of his childhood, and RAKHMET carried his good affection for them through all the intricacies of his life. 1966-1970 Children's Art School named after Byashim Nurali, Ashgabat. 1970-1974 theater and decoration department, Shota Rustaveli Turkmen State Art School. Ashgabat city. While studying craft skills in an educational institution, he also adopted all the secrets of the craft from his father, the artist Juma. 1973-Trip to Moscow-visited the Tretyakov Gallery, Leningrad-Hermitage, and visited Riga. 1974-Passed an accelerated animation course at the "Turkmenfilm" studio and worked there for several months on the first Turkmen cartoon. Since 1976 he lived in Moscow, participated in exhibitions. In the 90s he taught painting master classes in Finland. Since 2000 he has been permanently living in Riga and actively participates in exhibition activities in Latvia. Since 1970 more than 5,000 paintings and sculptures have been created. Almost all of them are in private collections around the world.

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