The title Kupala comes from an old Slavic tradition of entering the water on the summer solstice — a ritual shared in different forms across many cultures.
This painting brings the essence of an old tradition into the everyday world Down Under, showing how even in a place far from its origins, the act of stepping into the water can still feel timeless.
This artwork was created in watercolours and soft pastels on premium watercolour paper stretched over canvas. Framed and sealed by the artist.
The artwork was exhibited at Anastasia’s debut solo “In the Element”
Dimensions are 64 × 79 × 3 cm including the frame.
This artwork is available as limited edition print on paper, refer to prints section.
The title Kupala comes from an old Slavic tradition of entering the water on the summer solstice — a ritual shared in different forms across many cultures.
This painting brings the essence of an old tradition into the everyday world Down Under, showing how even in a place far from its origins, the act of stepping into the water can still feel timeless.
This artwork was created in watercolours and soft pastels on premium watercolour paper stretched over canvas. Framed and sealed by the artist.
The artwork was exhibited at Anastasia’s debut solo “In the Element”
Dimensions are 64 × 79 × 3 cm including the frame.
This artwork is available as limited edition print on paper, refer to prints section.
