When the Tide Speaks: Creating the First Thalassa Painting
- Gorinart
- Jun 12
- 2 min read
There are rare moments in an artist’s life when inspiration arrives with absolute clarity. That happened with the first painting of my new series, Thalassa — a word that means "sea" in ancient Greek.
I began this piece with no expectations, no sketch, no fixed outcome in mind. It was an instinctive process. Each brushstroke felt like listening to something older than thought — as if the sea itself was whispering the way forward.
To my surprise, the piece was sold the very next day.
This quick sale wasn’t about luck. It was a reminder: when you create from a place of genuine flow, your work holds a frequency that others can feel. It resonates beyond technique — it communicates something honest.

Thalassa is a journey through emotion, memory, and water. A dialogue between calm surfaces and what churns below. Every painting in the series carries a tide — sometimes tranquil, sometimes stormy — but always moving.
For fellow artists reading this: trust those moments. The unplanned ones. The ones where the painting seems to paint itself. Not every piece will come this way, but when it does — don’t resist it. That’s where the magic is.
🎥 Watch the Process
In this video, you’ll see how Thalassa I came to life — from blank canvas to completed painting. It's a time-lapse of intuition, emotion, and surrender to the process.
📸 Thalassa Series Gallery
Here are a few glimpses from the full Thalassa collection. Each work explores a different emotional state through sea-inspired abstraction.
If you're interested in acquiring a piece from the Thalassa series, visit my Shop or contact me directly for availability and commissions.
Thank you for being here. And if you're an artist: keep going, keep feeling, keep creating. The tide is always speaking.
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