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Okova

Thailand

Thailand

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"Thailand" is inspired by the breathtaking beauty of places like Thailand. Through vibrant colors and fluid shapes, the artist aims to convey the feelings of awe, peace, and admiration one experiences in these paradisiacal settings. The painting captures the lush greenery, deep blues of the sea and sky, and warm tones of sunset beaches.

Medium: Mix media on canvas
Size: 112 x 92 cm
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Okova

A multifaceted artist who makes his own canvases and working bases to control texture and scale. His abstract and Pop Art compositions use vivid colours and dynamic patterns to explore human emotions and shared experiences. Exhibiting across Europe.

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Okova

Okova is a multifaceted artist who refuses to be limited by convention. He builds his own canvases and working bases from scratch, controlling every aspect of surface and texture before a single brushstroke is applied. His work sits at the intersection of abstraction and Pop Art, vivid colours, dynamic patterns and bold compositions that explore human emotions and shared experiences. Still in his early thirties, he has already exhibited across Europe and is widely regarded as one of the most exciting voices in his generation of Spanish contemporary artists.

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