This painting, titled "Quay" by Kristina Česonytė, shows a peaceful water scene with a bit of land across the top. The water, painted in dark blue, has a textured look that captures light and shadow, suggesting ripples or small waves. Above the water, the land is depicted with lighter colors, mostly yellows and greens, suggesting sunlight touching the bushes or scrub. The sky above, done in a soft off-white, adds to the serene atmosphere. The style used by Česonytė here is impressionistic; she employs brisk, visible brushstrokes that give a sense of movement and energy. This technique allows the painting to engage with viewers by making them feel the liveliness of the water and the tranquility of the horizon. Her use of colors and texture bridges the gap between realism and abstraction, drawing viewers into a contemplative state.