Oil painting Trees among the rocks Peter Dobrev

№Dobr 867

"Trees among the rocks" is a vibrant and dynamic oil painting that captures the energy and beauty of nature with an abstract and modernist approach. The composition is filled with expressive brushstrokes and a vivid color palette, creating an atmosphere of movement and vitality. In the foreground, the painting features a cluster of trees with bright red trunks and branches. These trees are depicted with bold, angular lines and geometric shapes, creating a striking contrast against the softer background. The use of red for the trunks and branches adds a sense of warmth and intensity to the scene, drawing the viewer’s eye immediately. The foliage of the trees is rendered in a mix of greens, blues, and purples, with each leaf painted in a distinctive square or rectangular brushstroke. This creates a mosaic-like effect, adding texture and depth to the painting. The leaves appear to be rustling in the wind, suggested by the dynamic placement and direction of the brushstrokes. In the background, the sea is visible through the gaps between the trees. The water is painted in shades of blue and turquoise, with patches of purple and green reflecting the colors of the sky and foliage. The sea is depicted with the same mosaic-like brushstrokes, creating a sense of continuity and harmony throughout the painting. The sky above is a blend of soft blues, pinks, and purples, painted with light, airy brushstrokes that suggest the presence of clouds. The interplay of light and color in the sky adds to the overall sense of movement and energy in the painting. The painting’s use of color is bold and expressive, with each hue contributing to the overall vibrancy of the scene. The combination of warm and cool tones, along with the dynamic brushstrokes, creates a lively and engaging composition that captures the viewer’s attention. "Trees among the rocks" explores the beauty and energy of the natural world through a modernist and abstract lens. The painting’s dynamic composition and vivid colors evoke a sense of movement and vitality, reflecting the constant change and flow of nature. The artist’s use of expressive brushstrokes and contrasting colors captures the interplay of light and shadow, creating a scene that is both lively and harmonious. The abstract representation of the trees and sea invites viewers to interpret the painting in their own way, finding beauty in the interplay of color and form. The painting emphasizes the artistic potential of natural motifs, transforming everyday scenes into vibrant and compelling works of art. This oil painting masterfully combines bold colors, dynamic brushstrokes, and geometric forms to create a lively and abstract representation of a natural landscape. "Trees among the rocks" captures the viewer’s attention with its bold visual impact and invites them to immerse themselves in the energy and beauty of nature through an artistic lens. It is a striking and thought-provoking piece that celebrates the dynamic interplay of color and form in the natural world.

*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING ***
* TITLE "Trees among the rocks"
* ARTISTS Peter Dobrev
* SIZE: 75x80 cm/'29.52x31.49 inches'
* MEDIUM oil, canvas
* HAND PAINTED Original painting from our collection
* CONDITION we tried to convey the maximum information with the help of photos about this product

About the artist: Peter Dobrev - Zaporizhzhya artist. Born on July 5, 1979, in the city of Zaporozhye.
He graduated from the Zaporozhye art school (1995). He studied art with his father. Painter.
The main industry is easel painting. He worked in the style of expressive impressionism. At creative work.
Participated in exhibitions: regional, republican (since 2003).
Personal exhibitions - in Zaporozhye (2003, 2004), Kiev (2007). Major works: “On the banks of the Dnieper” (2004),
“Rocks among the trees”, “Autumn Whirlwind” (2005), “Marina in Gurzuf” (2006), “Cossack huts”, “Zaporizhzhya Sich”, “Street in Gurzuf” (2007).
Separate canvases are stored in the Zaporizhzhya Art Museum. Lives and works in the city of Zaporozhye.

Peter Dobrev