Details
- Author
- Tomas Bernatonis
- Materials
- Watercolor on canvas
- Dimensions
- 90 × 60 cm
- Signature
- Hand-signed by the artist
- Ready to hang
- Yes
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Tomas Bernatonis is an artist profoundly moved by the ever-changing and unpredictable qualities of watercolours. He explains that working with this medium imparts important lessons in letting go of control and practicing patience, as he watches the colours move, blend, and transform across the canvas. Watercolours, for Tomas, become a way to concentrate on the vital details that infuse his paintings with life.
Each new painting presents Tomas with a chance to tell a story. He is especially fascinated by the interpretations viewers bring to his art, which sometimes reveal stories and meanings quite different from what he originally intended. This shared narrative between creator and audience enriches and deepens every piece he produces.
Tomas’s creative process is energized by his own memories and vivid imagination. He finds inspiration in the sensation of dancing, dreams about a home painted in brilliant colours, and the haunting memory of a girl’s unforgettable glance. These personal fragments are woven into his work, offering viewers insight into the emotions and thoughts that guide his artistic style.
Through his paintings, Tomas opens an invitation for others to engage, contemplate, and discover their own stories within his gentle watercolours. His artworks become not only a reflection of his own experiences but also a space for the narratives others create when they encounter his pieces.
About this artwork+
The painting depicts an elaborate sandcastle on a beach, intricately detailed with various turrets, archways, and fortifications, resembling a medieval castle. The castle stands impressively under a clear sky, close to the gentle waves of a serene sea. Around the sandcastle, five children are engaged in different activities, contributing to the construction and adornment of the castle. These children vary in attire; hats, overalls, and summer clothes suggest a warm, leisure day at the beach. To the left, a child is climbing a ladder to reach the upper part of the castle, possibly to decorate or inspect their sandy creation. On the ground, scattered colorful buckets, shovels, and other tools typically used for sand play are visible, adding a vibrant touch to the sandy tones of the castle and beach. The scene encapsulates a moment of creative play and teamwork, evoking a sense of childhood wonder and accomplishment.




















