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In total abstraction, I was studying movements and motions, just about the time of the Japanese tsunami. That is how the painting got its name.

BIO Nicolas Bouteneff is essentially a self taught artist. Love of nature, a passion for the colors, and the desire to capture the beauty of spaces around him, have put him in a deeper search for creativity and inspiration on dynamics of light. His primary medium is oil (although he occasionally uses watercolors and acrylics). His aesthetic resonates mostly in still lifes and en plein air landscapes. He grew up in France on a farm. Walking to school with his brother in various seasons, they crossed many lovely orchards, vineyards, pastures, woods, and streams. During summers, they went climbing in the Alps, swimming in the Atlantic Ocean near Biarritz, and visiting the center of France, which still remains relatively unchanged...