Fisherman's boat "Irina"
€68.00
Taille : 50 x 50 cm / 20 x 20″
Encadrement : No Frame
Yellow fishing boat/ship in the bay of Balchik. Kranevo on the background.
This acrylic painting by Dmitry Puzyrev captures the industrious spirit of the Black Sea with a portrait of the fishing vessel "Irina" navigating the bay of Balchik. The work is a study in maritime utility and atmosphere, blending heavy textures with a muted, sophisticated palette.
This acrylic painting by Dmitry Puzyrev captures the industrious spirit of the Black Sea with a portrait of the fishing vessel "Irina" navigating the bay of Balchik. The work is a study in maritime utility and atmosphere, blending heavy textures with a muted, sophisticated palette.
Visual Breakdown
- The Vessel: The "Irina" is the central focus, depicted as a sturdy, working boat with a white wheelhouse and a weathered rust-orange hull. The artist uses thick, confident strokes to define its mechanical details—the crane arm, the dark tires acting as fenders, and the small red lifebuoys that provide vital points of high-contrast color.
- The Water and Sky: The sea is rendered in a desaturated, steely teal-grey, using horizontal palette-knife movements to suggest the choppy, reflective surface of the bay. The sky above is a pale, hazy yellow-gold, suggesting either the early morning light or a misty afternoon, which casts a soft glow over the entire scene.
- The Background: In the distance, the silhouette of the Balchik coastline rises. Unlike the sharp details of the boat, the hills are treated as a soft, atmospheric mass in a deep blue-grey, providing a sense of scale and distance that makes the "Irina" feel like it is truly in the middle of a vast bay.
- Details and Texture: A few small white strokes on the masts suggest seagulls hitching a ride, adding a touch of life and movement. The visible canvas grain and the layered impasto technique give the print a rugged, tactile quality that honors the physical reality of a life spent at sea.
Style and Atmosphere
The style is Maritime Impressionism. Puzyrev moves away from the graphic calligraphy of his fish series to focus on light and form. The mood is one of quiet industry; it is a tribute to the daily labor of the Balchik fishing fleet, captured with a painterly dignity.
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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.
