Kingfisher | Cobalt Blue Lotus Seed Pod, 2026
Nat Derevyanko  

Painting : oil · 20 x 20 x 2 cm 7.9 x 7.9 x 0.8 inch · Ready to hang

€372 372 €
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A vivid kingfisher pauses above a surreal blue world, creating a scene that feels calm, watchful, and almost weightless. Perched on a green lotus seed pod filled with tiny pools of water, the bird becomes a quiet point of focus against an expansive cobalt-blue background. The simple composition gives the artwork unusual clarity: there is nowhere for the eye to wander, so every detail of the bird, seed pod, and surrounding color becomes more noticeable.

Part of the “Liquid Sky" series, the artwork explores the place where sky and water seem to lose their boundaries. The kingfisher naturally belongs to both worlds, moving between air and water, and here it becomes a symbol of transition, observation, and balance. The lotus pod beneath it introduces another layer of meaning through its circular forms, organic texture, and small reflective pools. Saturated blues, turquoise, emerald green, lime, golden brown, and touches of black create a strong contemporary palette that feels fresh without becoming overly decorative.

This artwork is especially appealing for collectors who enjoy birds, nature symbolism, and contemporary figurative art with a subtle surreal quality. Its clean composition and intense blue field make it easy to place in a modern interior, while the detailed central subject gives the viewer something to return to again and again. It would work beautifully in a living room, bedroom, study, entryway, or creative workspace, and it makes a distinctive gift for bird lovers, nature enthusiasts, or anyone drawn to calm, contemplative imagery.

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Nat Derevyanko, Kingfisher | Cobalt Blue Lotus Seed Pod
Italy  • 1976

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Nat Derevyanko is a Ukrainian visual artist based in Avezzano, Italy. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including a solo exhibition at Distinction Gallery in Escondido, California, and projects in Italy, Ukraine, and the United States. Her biography is included in the Encyclopedia of Modern Ukraine. Derevyanko is a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine and the Union of Designers of Ukraine.

She studied Graphic Design at the Ivan Trush Lviv College of Decorative and Applied Arts and Sacred Art at the Lviv National Academy of Arts. She has worked as a visual artist since 2001 and is a Professor of Design at Khortytsia National Academy in Zaporizhzhia.

Working as a narrative symbolist, Nat explores displacement, vulnerability, belonging, memory, and the loss of home. Her visual language draws on the symbolic structures of sacred art while moving them into psychologically charged contemporary narratives.

Childhood is a recurring lens in her paintings: innocence and imagination coexist with anxiety, early fears, and emotional wounds that persist into adult life. Following the war in Ukraine and her displacement to Italy, the idea of home gained new urgency in her practice. Through symbolic and imaginative imagery, Nat Derevyanko considers how personal memory intersects with collective experience and how vulnerability can become a space for resilience and transformation.

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