Nick Sarazan

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  Walking in the rain. Rome.

• About Artist

  My paintings represent a wide range of motifs; I paint what I see and what I enjoy – breathtaking landscapes and busy cityscapes. The frothy waves of the tide on a cold Scandinavian coast, the sunlight burning the massive mountains of Provence or the unexpected beauty of a roadside bush are all pictures that have etched themselves in my mind and thus earned their place in my gallery.

  I paint traditional watercolours and enjoy bringing a landscape to life in the transparent and suggestive world of this technique. When oil is my medium, I allow myself to stretch the limits of the technique and experiment; by using multiple perspectives in one painting I can increase the experience, and by using unorthodox material blends, I can increase the expression.

  Nick Sarazan.

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