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Alex Kovalenko
Lights at the harbour
Oil on linen
The bright colours of the light reflecting off of the water’s surface, framed by the dark blues of the sky, stop me on my morning stroll. The chill of the air mixed with the buzz of the harbour, while vessels prepared for another day of work inspired me to take on this project
Size: 91 × 61 cm
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About Alex Kovalenko
Born and bred in Ukraine, I immigrated to Adelaide, Australia with my young family in my late twenties. Although, I was fascinated with art at a young age, my passion for drawing and painting developed through my love for photography, when I began wondering how my landscapes and portraits would come to life in oil or watercolour mediums.
Since then I have worked with oil and watercolour and they have both become equally important to my professional development.
I’m fascinated by people, their interactions and their surroundings. I’m touched by the elegance of Rembrandt’s and Vermeer’s work, the raw realism
