Joyful Waters - Art No. 207/2024
Rs.6,900.00 - Rs.16,700.00
"Happiness comes in waves."
1. This is fine art reproduction of my original painting.
2. This is limited edition painting.
3. Paper: Archival rag watercolour paper.
4. Frame: High quality frame.
Frame type: Metal / Wood: 0.25" to 1"
5. Mount: Acid-free, mould-free mounts.
2. This is limited edition painting.
3. Paper: Archival rag watercolour paper.
4. Frame: High quality frame.
Frame type: Metal / Wood: 0.25" to 1"
5. Mount: Acid-free, mould-free mounts.
Mount Size: 2" to 3"
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Introduction, process & technique
This striking pen and watercolour piece is a dynamic dance between movement and stillness, chaos and calm. Bright orange fish flow in rhythmic harmony across sweeping black ink waves, creating a visual tide of motion that feels both purposeful and playful. The minimalist white background emphasizes their vibrant energy, allowing the composition to breathe and ripple like water in motion.
Reflection & inspiration behind the work
The quote, “Happiness comes in waves,” beautifully anchors the narrative. It’s not a depiction of constant joy, but of moments — moments that surge, swell, and pass through us like a school of fish gliding with the current. The painting celebrates the natural rhythm of emotions, suggesting that joy doesn’t need to be chased; it flows through when we allow ourselves to be present in the movement.
Placement of the painting for positive energy
Ideal Aesthetic Placement Suggestions:
This modern, expressive artwork works best in energetic, creative, or uplifting spaces where flow and movement are encouraged:
Living Room or Lounge Wall
- Brings a pop of colour and fluidity to contemporary interiors. A great focal point near windows or light-filled corners.
Creative Studios or Offices
- Inspires flow, originality, and movement — perfect for artists, writers, or designers.
- The wave imagery and colour tones connect well with water and serenity. A beautiful fit for spaces meant for unwinding.
- The sense of motion in the piece complements the idea of passage and change, making it ideal for connecting rooms.
