Water on the way II Painting

Water is not only found in the sea. Drop by drop, it forms rivulets on glaciers that melt under the sun. It runs down, falls from mountain heights and forms moist clouds. Water rumbles over boulders and rocks, polishing and shaping them by its energy and consistency alone. Water ends up in turquoise flats of lakes. Observations of water in all states of aggregation in mountains of Germany and Switzerland are the basis of the series of works "The way of water". The painting is done in a loose, impressionistic style with visible brushstrokes. The artist used blue and gray tones to create a cool and calm mood. The painting depicts a river with rocks in it, creating a sense of texture and variety. The rocks are large and rounded, and they are scattered throughout the river, creating a contrast and a balance. The water is flowing around the rocks, creating a sense of movement and energy. The background is a forested area with trees and foliage, creating a sense of depth and perspective. The painting evokes a feeling of tranquility and harmony, as well as the beauty of nature. In my works I often use gold leaf to reflect light. In combination with colors of the painting, this reproduces the coolness and purity of mountain streams and reservoirs, those pristine landscapes that are so rare today. I do not depict water directly, but through objects that are adjacent to or inside water.