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Color of the ocean – Bali, Pacific coast, 2021

Aleksandr Dubrovskyy

Oil on canvas

  Original Painting, 60 x 50 x 2 cm

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About Aleksandr Dubrovskyy

Mr Aleksandr Dubrovskyy was born in 1949 in Oryneno, Khmelnytsky Oblast, Ukraine.
He started painting early. The painting was his most favoured occupation, beyond all usual boyish interests and activities.
At 7 years he was admitted to the art school for children in Yenakiieve; at 16, Aleksandr entered Kharkiv College of Art (1965).

In 1969, graduating from the College of Art, he travels a lot and works assiduously on portrait and landscape painting.
His continuing work at the academic villa in Sednyov offered Aleksandr a happy and unique opportunity to work together with, and learn from, such eminent painters as Konstantyn Lomykin, Fedor Zakharov, Nikolay Glushchenko, Viktor Shatalin, and Tatyana Yablonskaya. They have profoundly influenced his artistic formation. Sednyov... this marvellous nook of Ukraine became the artist’s creative workshop.

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Color of the Ocean - Bali, Pacific Coast

Part of Aleksandr Dubrovskyy's acclaimed Bali Series, painted during the artist's creative period on the island in 2021.

This painting captures a coastal viewpoint near Uluwatu, where tropical vegetation once descended toward a turquoise ocean filled with shifting reflections of light and color. The scene was painted directly from nature during a period when Bali's southern coastline remained quieter and less developed.

What makes this work especially remarkable is that the landscape depicted here no longer exists in exactly the same form. In the years following its creation, parts of this coastline were altered by both natural geological processes and ongoing coastal development. As a result, the painting preserves a view that has become part of Bali's recent history.

For Dubrovskyy, the attraction of this location was not only its beauty but the extraordinary range of colors within the water itself. Emerald, turquoise, jade green, pale blue, and silver reflections merge into a constantly changing surface shaped by sunlight, wind, and ocean currents. Through expressive impressionist brushwork and rich impasto texture, the artist sought to capture this fleeting harmony of color and atmosphere.

Today, Color of the Ocean serves both as a vibrant work of art and as a visual record of a unique moment in Bali's evolving landscape. It belongs to a limited group of paintings from the artist's Bali period that combine artistic interpretation with documentary value.

Artist: Aleksandr Dubrovskyy
Title: Color of the Ocean - Bali, Pacific Coast
Year: 2021
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Style: Impressionism
Size: 60 × 50 × 2 cm
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About the Artist

Aleksandr Dubrovskyy is an award-winning impressionist painter with more than 50 years of artistic experience. His works are held in private collections internationally and are recognized for their expressive brushwork, vibrant color harmonies, and ability to capture the atmosphere of remarkable places. The Bali series represents one of the most distinctive and collectible periods of his artistic journey.
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