In crafting this watercolor painting, I infused the canvas with the serene yet enduring spirit of the towers. Embracing impressionism, I aimed to capture not just the scene, but the timeless dance of light and shadow, the whispered tales of old stones.
This artwork carries the heart of resilience and tranquility, a gentle nudge to pause and reflect amidst life's rush, becoming a haven of visual peace for any space it graces.
Ushguli is the highest Georgian village located in the Caucasus Mountains. It lies at an altitude of more than 2,200 meters above sea level, separated from the world by huge snow peaks.
The village impresses with its antiquity and unique mountain atmosphere, and its inhabitants preserve ancient traditions and way of life. Ushguli is a true example of high-altitude Georgian culture.