Tsunami Memorial. The original artwork painted underwater. Print

The 2004 tsunami had terrible devastating effects throughout Southeast Asia, including Thailand. An underwater memorial has been erected in the Similan National Park in memory of the dead. Divers from all over the world visit it every day. One of the sculptures is the figure of a girl lying at the bottom in an unnatural position. The soul is filled with compassion at the sight of her. We do not know who she was or what her name was. However, the Thais say that this is not just a collective image. This sculpture was installed on the donations of one of the tourists in memory of his deceased lover. When I first saw this sculpture, it struck me. I specially came to the Similan National Park to paint and to honor the memory of all those who died in that terrible tragedy. I was not able to spend a few days at this dive site due to the diving logistics in the National Park. Therefore, I painted a part of the coral reef in another part of Similan, and I finished this artwork in one of the bays of Phuket. Luckily, а starfish doesn’t have a face, one started posing and the other continued! You can read more about my artworks in a mass media using the link 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:9 W x 12 H x 0.1 D in

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

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