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Fishing
Fishing
$750.00
A profound acrylic painting honoring the wisdom and quiet strength of fishermen, capturing the essence of their deep connection with the sea.
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Artist: Azan
Technique: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 30 x 30 cm
Year: 2025
In a play of intense colors and sculpted forms, the artist delivers a silent homage to fishermen—those guardians of the sea who live between waiting, struggle, and faith. The old man’s gaze is deep, inhabited by a bitter wisdom, while his hands firmly hold a bowl in which two fish rest, painted like living mosaics—symbols of both sustenance and dignity.
The background, dominated by the blue of the sea and the relief of the mountains, evokes the natural element as a place of memory and trial. The boat, almost spectral, recalls the bond between man, the journey, and the hope of return.
“The Catch” (or “Fishing”) speaks of heritage, courage, and that fragile balance between humanity and the ocean. It is a portrait of humility and quiet strength, where every brushstroke seems charged with salt, sun, and silence.
