Description
The peacock with golden reflections is an original work created in watercolor and pencil on canvas board (2026, Minusio, Switzerland). The maximum dimensions of the work, without mat and without frame, are 30 × 40 cm.
This watercolor on canvas board depicts an elegant turquoise and azure peacock in three-quarter position, perched on a bare branch within an essential and slightly dreamlike landscape. The animal’s slender body is built with washes of blue and turquoise, enriched by ink and pencil marks that define the beak, eye, and contours, while the long tail occupies much of the painting, transforming into a carpet of soft, luminous feathers. Within the feathers, small ocelli with golden reflections catch the light and introduce warm sparkles that contrast with the cool tones of the azure, making the surface vibrate depending on the viewing angle.
In the background, slender branches and stylized trees stand out against a light background, barely shaded with touches of beige and azure, with a few flowers and tiny spots of color suggesting a discreet undergrowth. The whole maintains a balance between naturalistic description and poetic interpretation: the peacock is not just an animal, but becomes a symbol of grace and pride, at the center of a silent landscape that leaves room for imagination. The 30 × 40 cm format and the canvas board support, sold without mat and without frame, make the work suitable both for classic framing and for more contemporary solutions, ideal as a statement piece in living rooms, entryways, or bedrooms where an accent of intense and refined color is desired.
