This original artwork “Where do the ships go” was created by the contemporary Russian artist Margarita Fatyanova  and is available for sale online.

Margarita Fatyanova’s painting “Where Do the Ships Go” is not just an image of the underwater world, but a complex and multifaceted still life in which the artist explores the themes of memory, loss, time, and the unexplored depths of the human soul. Using a rich, yet muted color palette and the technique of Realism with elements of Symbolism, she creates an atmosphere of mystery, melancholy, and some anxiety characteristic of contemplating sunken treasures and forgotten stories. This canvas is about the past, about dreams, about infinity, and about the fact that even in the depths of the sea abyss you can find beauty and peace.

At the center of attention of the painting is a sunken ship, overgrown with algae and corals. Its destroyed hull seems to be a symbol of a bygone era, losses, and утрат. However, even in the destruction of this majestic vessel you can see beauty and charm. The ship seems to be a museum of memory, хранящим in itself the history of past voyages, adventures, and human fates.

A special feature of the painting is the combination of realistic and fantastical elements. Next to the sunken ship, you can see an octopus, a jellyfish, and an unusual snail, in whose shell a small person is hiding. Their bizarre forms and bright colors create a feeling of fairytale and unreality of what is happening. The marine inhabitants seem to be symbols of life, which continues even in the most remote and forgotten corners of the world.

A touching moment is the figure of a person sleeping inside a huge shell. Curled up in a ball, he seems to be dreaming, ограждённый from the outside world by the walls of his shell. Around him are scattered shells and fragments of ceramics.

Sunlight breaking through the water creates a feeling of light and hope. The ray of light seems to indicate that all bad things will end sooner or later.

The background of the painting, executed in dark blue and green tones, creates a feeling of depth and mystery. The water seems to be a protection, оберегающей the underwater world from external influences and plunging it into a state of eternal peace.

The artist uses the technique of Realism with elements of Symbolism, focusing on the detailed rendering of each object and creating an overall impression of mystery, melancholy, and beauty. Muted colors, clear lines, and smooth transitions create a feeling of realism and presence.

Overall, the plot of the painting conveys a feeling of silence, peace, and hope. The painting seems to invite the viewer to pause for a moment and reflect on eternal values.

This painting can be hung on the wall of your apartment, house, office, restaurant, or hotel and will be a wonderful decoration for your interior. You can buy online the artwork “Where do the ships go” measuring 60 x 90 cm with secure shipping to your location.

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