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| Year of creation | 2026 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 30 W × 30 H × 2 D cm |
| Type of art | painting |
| Style | impressionism |
| Genre | landscape |
| Materials | oil, canvas |
| Type of packaging | cardboard box |
Description of the Artwork “Summer Glow”
This vibrant original oil painting captures the magic of a summer evening, when the setting sun fills the sky with soft pink, lavender and golden light and creates a shimmering path across the water. A colourful meadow of wildflowers fills the foreground, painted with expressive palette-knife strokes and rich layers of impasto. The delicate flowers in pink, yellow, orange and blue contrast beautifully with the deep greens of the grass and the cool blues and purples of the distant landscape. Summer Glow is part of my Summer series — a collection inspired by the warmth, colour and fleeting beauty of summer. The energetic texture and luminous colours give the painting a lively, almost dreamlike atmosphere. It is an original one-of-a-kind artwork, painted entirely by hand in my studio.
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Vladyslav Durniev, Ukraine
My name is Vladyslav Durniev, and I’m an artist from Ukraine. I work primarily with oil paints and a palette knife — a technique I love for its raw energy and honest expression. For me, painting is not just about depicting the world, but about feeling it — and sharing that feeling with the viewer. I’m inspired by color, light, and atmosphere. Sometimes it’s a rainy cityscape, sometimes a moment of stillness among flowers, or the shimmer of sunlight on water. I don’t aim for precision — I aim for life in the brushstrokes, for emotion, for the mood of the moment. I paint intuitively. Every texture, every color, carries my response to life, to memory, to movement. I’m not trying to impress — I simply speak in the language of paint. And if one of my works makes you pause, smile, or feel something — then we’ve already connected. Technique: All of my paintings are created by hand with oil paints, mostly using a palette knife on canvas or canvas board. I work in a textured, expressive style — often in one sitting — to preserve the spontaneous energy of the moment.