New shipowners. Original artwork painted underwater. Print

The artwork was painted completely underwater during scuba diving with special environmentally friendly paints. This technology was developed by the author. These paints are resistant and durable, like oil paints. The painting was done in 4 dives. The sunken ship lies underwater at about 15 meters deep, and has been inhabited by sea creatures and has corals grown over. It became home to lionfish, moray eels, and lots of smaller fish. The turtle that leaves nearby refused to be pictured, while the stingray always tried to escape or get under the sand, with only the eyes sticking out. Only the lionfish were very comfortable. Every time when they saw me, they would come out directly onto me, fluffing up their poisonous fins. To be fair, lionfish always come out when they see me. Might be that the color and shape of my “squirrel ears” remind them of a friend – or foe. I always paint lionfish in bright and quick strokes, as they do not like to stay still. There are more than 200 interviews and articles about my artworks in mass media of more than 30 countries. U can find some of them here. https://olgadiving.com/en/media/ This artwork is framed plastic, but can be sent in tube or on the stretcher or with frame. The artwork is titled and signed on the back side. The original stretcher may have small natural evidence of being underwater. This does not affect the quality of the artwork, but only confirms the way it was made. All are shown in the last photo above.

Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:12 W x 9 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:17.25 W x 14.25 H x 1.2 D in

Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.