The painting isolates a fragment of moving water, where light fractures into shifting planes of blue and silver. Reflections distort the sky into liquid abstraction, dissolving horizon and depth into a continuous field.
 
The image resists fixed orientation. What appears solid becomes unstable; what seems deep flattens into surface. The eye searches for a stable point and fails.
 
Rather than depicting landscape, the work studies perception — how light reorganizes form, how reflection interrupts certainty.
 
Water functions here not as subject but as medium: a space where image and reality separate, merge, and dissolve.
 
The horizon is submerged.Only movement remains.

Original artwork by Valeria Ocean
47 x 31 ½ in | 120 x 80 cm
Oil, canvas