Painting description

The painting shows a fascinating scene of a city immersed in water. The dominant color is an intense blue, which surrounds the buildings and creates a sense of floating space. The architecture is outlined in vivid shades of red, orange and white, which adds dynamics and contrast to the entire composition. One gets the impression that this city lives its own life, drifting in the calm rhythm of the waves. The artist used impasto technique, which gives the image a rough texture and depth. The atmosphere of the painting is slightly surreal and dreamlike, as if taken from a child's imagination. Looking at this painting, I feel like I am part of this water world. There is something magical and innocent here. "Boats float down the streets like ducklings," a 7-year-old would probably say, delighted by this scene. It could be a metaphor for the passage of time or simply the beauty of the chaos of life. The technique with which the artist created this painting brings to mind the post-impressionist style, with a clear emphasis on lines and play of colors. It is a kind of "invented" city that does not exist, but you would like to be there. The painting is full of energy and spontaneity, which makes it difficult to take your eyes off it. Something amazing and very cool at the same time.