Contemporary Akvarel Abstract Landscape Painting

This original watercolor (akvarel) painting features a vertical, rectangular composition set against a wide, neutral cream-toned border on art paper. The artwork is executed in a moody, monochromatic palette of deep charcoals, ink blacks, and hazy grays, utilizing a wet-on-dry technique that leaves distinct, raw deckled-style edges along the vertical perimeter. The composition is divided horizontally by a thin, luminous break, suggesting a distant horizon or shoreline, while the lower registers show textured brushwork indicative of reflecting water. The upper portion transitions into a soft, atmospheric wash. The bottom left corner of the margin features a handwritten signature in blue ink, likely from a contemporary European artist. The condition appears sound with no visible foxing, tearing, or discoloration within the main image area, though there is a subtle crease or handling mark on the extreme upper left corner of the mounting paper. The craftsmanship showcases a deliberate control over ink saturation and negative space, characteristic of modern minimalist abstraction.