Shoreline eternity Painting

The original painting “The Shoreline Eternity” is made by oil with sand via mixed media technique on wooden homasote board and relatively big as three meters by four meters. Painting with oil and sand can add texture and visual interest to your artwork. It is desirable to add linseed to mix the oil paints with the sand. The sand was used for the figurative shapes. It was used more than 33 shades of blue in this painting, at least by Munsell Color System. Some of them are difficult to capture by the picture. The beauty of blue lies in its diversity and ability to evoke a wide range of emotions and associations across different contexts and cultures. This artwork “The Shoreline Eternity” explores themes of distance and eternity. Distance and eternity in art serve as powerful symbols and metaphors that prompt viewers to contemplate the vastness of the universe, the passage of time, and the eternal mysteries of existence. Through visual imagery, symbolism, and philosophical inquiry, it is explores these timeless themes, inviting viewers on a journey of contemplation, reflection, and awe. The concepts of distance and eternity can be explored and represented in art in various ways, with own symbolic and philosophical significance, such as spatial distance with the aid of techniques such as perspective, scale, and composition to create a sense of distance, inviting viewers to contemplate the immensity of the universe and their place within it. Distance in art can symbolize the vastness of time and space, as well as the transcendence of earthly concerns.