ART OF FEELING.
Rooted in the Baltic Sea. Inspired by coastal life
A slow walk along the shoreline.
The rhythm of the waves.
Sand beneath your feet.
A piece of sea glass found after a storm.
These moments become original art and one-of-a-kind sea treasures.
Made to be felt. Chosen to be yours.
Title: NISIP
Year: 2024
Medium: Acrylic, Baltic Sea sand
Collection: The Language of Sand
Size: 100 x 100 cm
Surface: Stretched cotton canvas, unframed
NISIP is part of the Language of Sand collection, where each artwork is named after the word sand in a different language. NISIP is the Romanian word for sand
Natural Baltic Sea sand, earthy terracotta, deep brown and soft beige form a quiet geometric composition inspired by the mineral tones of the coast.
The sand is left deliberately raw and uneven, allowing its natural texture to remain part of the artwork.
THE LANGUAGE OF SAND COLLECTION
Title: PASIR, 2024
Medium: Acrylic, Baltic Sea Sand
Collection: The Language of Sand
Size: 80x80cm
Surface: Stretched cotton canvas, unframed
Pasir is part of the Language of Sand collection, where each artwork is named after the word “sand” in a different language. Pasir means sand in Indonesian.
The painting is created with natural sand personally collected from beaches along the Latvian coast. Different textures of sand are brought together with earthy browns, soft beige, muted whites and a small terracotta accent.
Simple geometric forms meet the raw, imperfect texture of the material. Some areas are smooth, others remain rough and tactile, allowing the sand to keep something of its original character.
There is a quiet sense of balance in Pasir. A connection between structure and imperfection, stillness and something more instinctive.
A piece of the coast, brought into the interior.
Baltic Sea jewelry
Every piece begins by the Baltic coast. I personally collect the sea glass and stones along the Kurzeme shoreline, then turn each unique find into jewelry without taking away the character shaped by the sea.
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A Closer Look at Sand Texture
Real Baltic coast sand gives each painting a surface that changes with the light. Look closer at the raw details, natural irregularities and traces left by the material itself.
