| Year of creation | 2026 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 40 W × 40 H × 1 D cm |
| Type of art | painting |
| Style | post-impressionism |
| Genre | landscape |
| Materials | acrylic, wood |
| Type of packaging | cardboard box |
This painting captures a fleeting moment when the landscape seems to dissolve into color and light. A quiet shoreline, reflected trees, and a glowing sky create a sense of stillness suspended between day and night. Rather than depicting a specific place, the work invites the viewer into an emotional landscape—one shaped by memory, longing, and wonder. Created with expressive brushwork and luminous color contrasts, the painting explores the beauty of open spaces and the feeling of freedom found in nature. It is part of the Open Country collection, a series inspired by vast horizons, quiet roads, and the poetry of untamed landscapes. Part of the Open Country collection. Acrylic on panel 40 × 40 cm This painting will be shipped from Italy in a cardboard box. For Italy and EU countries shipping will take 1-5 working days. For other countries 3-14 working days to prepare customs documentation.



Evgenia Smirnova was born in Saint Petersburg (Russia), one of the most beautiful art cities in the world. That influenced her perception of art and beauty. However she started to paint at the age of 26 when she moved to Sicily (Italy) and began her education in the private art school of Sicilian painter Salvo Coglitori. There she discovered her passion for color. Lately she took a Mastery Program at Milan Art Institute and brought to light her unique voice in art. In last three years her paintings were exhibit in Rome, Milan, Venice, Arte Padova 2021, Arte Genova 2022, Saint Petersburg, Taiwan and other. Evgenia defines her art as whimsical poetry. She likes to speak about freedom and exploring ourselves and our real desires. Evgenia says: "There are no boundaries in art and in life. The life is meant to be lived". Evgenia is working in a local art school. Now she is preparing a new educational project for kids. Because she believes that creativity and being open-minded are the most valuable qualities for the future.
