IDR Rp 2,500,000
Koi and Moon captures a quiet moment on the water, where koi move beneath the reflection of the moon and golden ripples gently break across the pond. Painted in watercolor, the work brings together movement, reflection, and stillness in a scene that feels peaceful yet quietly alive.
The original watercolor artwork is currently exhibited at Kencana Gallery at GWK, Bali and is available for purchase through both Kencana Gallery and the Lunari website.
| Dimensions | 24 × 24 cm |
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In Koi and Moon, koi drift through a still pond beneath the reflection of the moon. Their movement disturbs the surface just enough to create soft, golden ripples, allowing light and water to become part of the same composition.
The painting is less about a particular place and more about a particular feeling — the peacefulness of being somewhere quiet, watching the water move slowly beneath the night sky.
The koi bring movement into an otherwise tranquil scene, while the moon’s reflection creates a sense of distance and stillness. Together, they create a moment that feels almost suspended in time.
The original watercolor artwork is currently exhibited at Kencana Gallery at GWK, Bali and is available for purchase through both Kencana Gallery and the Lunari website.
The artwork shown here is the original painting; the Fine Art Print offered on this page is a high-quality reproduction printed on 300gsm Canson watercolor paper, chosen to preserve the texture, color, and character of the original work.
Interested in the original? You may purchase it through Kencana Gallery or contact us through Lunari for availability and purchasing information.
Hidden beneath the limestone cliffs of Bali’s southern coast, Manta Bay is known for its remarkably clear waters and the graceful reef manta rays that occasionally glide through its currents. Although the bay is often associated with marine adventures, its quiet beauty begins long before anyone enters the water—the shifting turquoise sea, weathered cliffs, and changing light create a landscape that feels both powerful and peaceful.
This watercolor painting captures that fleeting atmosphere rather than a single moment. Soft washes of color and layered textures reflect the movement of water, while preserving the calmness that makes Manta Bay unforgettable.
The original watercolor artwork is currently exhibited at Kencana Gallery at GWK, Bali and is available for purchase through both Kencana Gallery and the Lunari website.
Hidden among the greenery of Gianyar is a place where stone and forest seem to have grown together.
Goa Garba is a historic site associated with Bali’s ancient past, set into a natural landscape where old stone structures and carvings are surrounded by dense vegetation. Its secluded character gives the place a feeling quite unlike Bali’s grand, open temple complexes.
The architecture in this painting appears almost discovered rather than built — an old stone entrance standing quietly among trees, moss, and foliage.
The original watercolor artwork is currently exhibited at Kencana Gallery at GWK, Bali and is available for purchase through both Kencana Gallery and the Lunari website.
An original watercolor painting of Pura Gunung Kawi in Sebatu, Bali.
This original watercolor painting captures that quiet harmony—the gentle architecture, surrounding tropical landscape, and the timeless character that has made the temple a place of reflection for generations. Rather than simply portraying a landmark, the artwork seeks to preserve the calm and contemplative feeling of the place itself.
The original watercolor artwork is currently exhibited at Kencana Gallery at GWK, Bali and is available for purchase through both Kencana Gallery and the Lunari website.
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