LIGHTHOUSE

OIL PAINTINGS

BRIEF HISTORY

In the past, the lighthouse functioned more as an entrance marker to ports. Consequently, then as a warning signal for reefs and promontories. Afterward, mariners found their way through fires built on hilltops.

“The Field” 11″X 22″ Mix Media, 2017

GUIDED PATH

Likewise, improving visibility, and placing the light on a platform became a practice that led to the development of new technologies, Indeed, it has been going through many changes until industrialization came and took over.

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LIGHTHOUSE SHORE

This Subject is located on Fire Island National Shore in Long Island and East Robert Moses State Park. It is impressive to see how the light gleams at sunset; It makes you stare for seconds. Waiting for the following Stella effect to sparse. Like fireworks against the blue sky.

EXCITING PLACE 

Furthermore, we can not escape its surrounding spell. Miles of history are guarding uncover secrets. Afterward, it is thrilling.

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SEEK AND FIND

While walking the beach, get ready for how suddenly everything changed in seconds. There is a combination of fear and satisfaction.

 

ENIGMA AND MYSTERY

Alternatively, your mind runs wild, thinking of dead souls roaming these beaches. And nature guided us live with it in peace.

 

 

FIRE ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE

“I assure you every experience would be different. For the sunset, color varies with the year season. Spring, Fall-Winter, and Summer.”

 

The Fresnel lens irradiates waves of mysterious images that leave your mind wandering.

Now a landmark, its beauty inspires fear and passion for loving creating stories. conversely, about love, mystery, or perhaps dead.

 

“The Path” 38″ x 29″ Oil on Canvas, 2017

 

 

LIGHTHOUSE