Painting description

The painting presents five horizontal, rectangular scenes, each capturing a different mood and movement of the sea. The prevailing grays and blues evoke cool autumn days by the sea. Wooden piles rise from the water, forming a rhythmic line that resembles a comb, dissolving into the horizon. Though they are only piles, they evoke both calm and mystery. The atmosphere is slightly melancholic, as if the sea were hiding a secret. The artist uses impasto brushstrokes to give the waves texture, lending realism and depth. A mixed palette and varied brushwork create a sense of movement. I almost feel as if the sea were about to burst out of the picture toward me. A child might say: "The sea is so big and it has little sticks on the shore!" The style recalls traditional seascape painting, but with a twist—as if someone had added a modern flair. It is definitely a work for contemplation—it lets you hear the murmur of the waves and feel the salty breeze. It's mesmerizing—truly captivating, and it makes you wonder what really lies beyond that watery horizon.