Work by the artist Idiolidis Arias (1989) The presented work by Idiolidis Arias is a powerful representation of inner serenity in the face of external chaos. In this underwater scene, the artist masterfully captures the intimate and symbolic moment of bated breath: a submerged female figure, enveloped in a liquid environment, where movement slows and thoughts seem to dissolve. Using oil on canvas, Arias achieves a tactile and emotional sensation that transcends the figurative. The brushstrokes, although gentle in the treatment of the body, become more expressive and loose in elements such as bubbles and floating hair, achieving an intense texture that brings life and dynamism to the scene. The color scheme, dominated by green and blue tones and warm touches in the face and hair, conveys an atmosphere of stillness and reflection. Conceptually, the painting speaks to the value of remaining calm even in adverse circumstances. The figure, far from displaying tension or anguish, surrenders to the fluidity of the water with an expression of serene pleasure. This gesture becomes a visual metaphor for emotional resilience and the importance of introspection: immersion as an act of disconnection from the hustle and bustle, as a search for inner balance. The composition is masterfully rendered. The light filtering through the surface enhances the drama and guides the viewer's gaze toward the face of the subject, evoking an almost ethereal spirituality. The artist manages to balance the dreamlike with the corporeal, the tangible with the symbolic. In short, this painting by Idiolidis Arias is a deeply evocative work that manages to unite technical virtuosity with poetic emotional charge. It reminds us that even under pressure, it is possible to find beauty and calm if you learn to breathe. Certificate of authenticity included. The artwork is in excellent condition and visual quality, ready to be shipped after purchase. Dimension of the painting 61 x 48 cm, with a depth of 3 cm. (24 x 19 inches) On the back of the piece you can find information about the work. Shipping will be made through UPS, Fedex and DHL, shipping to all parts of the world. The work will be rolled up and protected by several layers of packaging, bubble nylon, and inside a cardboard or plastic case, in the shape of a tube. Once the work has been paid, three days are required for the packaging process and delivery to the transport company. The piece should arrive within ten days, depending on the destination country