Artwork details Title: Lilies in the Pond Artist: Zoia Vla Year: 2026 Medium: Acrylic on canvas Dimensions: 90 × 78 cm Overall dimensions with painted side fields: 100 × 88 cm Style: Contemporary expressive painting Signature: Hand-signed on both sides Certificate: Handwritten Certificate of Authenticity included Shipping: Carefully rolled and securely packed in a protective tube Lilies in the Pond Original contemporary painting by Zoia Vla, 2026. “Lilies in the Pond” is an expressive contemporary interpretation of a quiet pond landscape, where delicate water lilies float across the surface surrounded by reflections, vegetation and atmospheric light. The composition combines soft, muted tones with energetic, gestural brushwork. Pale pink and white lilies become the focal points of the painting, contrasting with the earthy greens, deep burgundy and cool blue accents of the water and surrounding landscape. Strong graphic lines and spontaneous brushstrokes create a distinctive tension between tranquillity and movement. The dripping paint in the lower part of the composition enhances the feeling of reflected vegetation and flowing water, while adding an intentionally contemporary, almost abstract quality. The painting is not intended as a literal depiction of a pond, but as an emotional impression of stillness, nature and fleeting light. Recognizable floral forms coexist with expressive abstraction, allowing the viewer to experience the atmosphere of the scene rather than simply observe it. An original work for collectors and lovers of contemporary expressive landscape and floral painting. Zoia Vla (b. 1981) is a contemporary artist based in Germany. Working across abstraction and semi-abstraction, she experiments with color, texture, and layered surfaces to capture movement, life, and emotion on canvas. Her paintings shift between serene contemplation and bursts of passion, reflecting her belief that art is a living dialogue between inner experience and the material world. Zoia Vla has participated in exhibitions in Germany.