Turbot 02
€82.00
Größe: 50 x 50 cm / 20 x 20″
Rahmen: No Frame
Colorful image of a Black sea turbot. Flat fish.
The Story behind the Frame Why settle for a plain fish when you can have a kaleidoscope under the sea? Turbot 02 is a vibrant exploration of form and color, where traditional painting meets a collage-like complexity. Dmitry Puzyrev brings this flatfish to life using a rich palette of fiery oranges, deep teals, and electric yellows, layered with textures that feel almost architectural.
The Story behind the Frame Why settle for a plain fish when you can have a kaleidoscope under the sea? Turbot 02 is a vibrant exploration of form and color, where traditional painting meets a collage-like complexity. Dmitry Puzyrev brings this flatfish to life using a rich palette of fiery oranges, deep teals, and electric yellows, layered with textures that feel almost architectural.
Why it works for your interior:
- Dynamic Energy: The bold brushstrokes and splatter details add a sense of movement (a nod to Dmitry’s motion design roots) to any static wall.
- Versatile Palette: Despite its intensity, the cool grey and muted blue background allow it to fit seamlessly into both minimalist modern spaces and eclectic, colorful homes.
- Conversation Starter: It’s abstract enough to stay interesting for years, yet recognizable enough to feel grounded.
Print Quality Note: This print captures every "analog" detail of the original work—from the canvas grain to the subtle ink splatters—ensuring that the final product looks like a gallery-grade piece of art rather than just a reproduction.
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If your order arrives damaged, don’t worry. Just send me a clear photo of the damage, along with the barcode and the packaging, and I’ll arrange a free replacement right away.
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About the Artist
Hi! I’m a painter, photographer, graphic designer, and motion designer—which basically means I have a very hard time sticking to just one medium, and my studio usually smells like a mix of oil paint and expensive electronics.
My collection here on Printumo is where all these worlds collide. It’s a mashup of tactile canvas textures, the precision of digital design, and a healthy dose of "creative chaos." I create decorative pieces that are meant to be lived with—art that turns a boring wall into a conversation starter (or at least a very stylish backdrop for your video calls).
Warning: Side effects of hanging my work include spontaneous compliments from guests and an increased risk of staring blankly at your wall while your coffee gets cold.
