This artwork belongs to the "Beach to Remember" series by Filipino artist Jorge Fuedan Jr. It blends a modern, joyful aerial depiction of beach life with genuine maritime history. Here is what makes this painting so distinctive: The Canvas is a Real Navigational Chart Instead of a traditional blank canvas, the background is a genuine vintage British Admiralty Paper Chart. If you look closely at the sand area, you can see real maritime navigation markings, including depth soundings, grid lines, topographical contours, compass roses, and the official label marking Turkey. This specific map details the Northern Bosphorus Strait (İstanbul Boğazı Kuzey), which connects the Aegean and Mediterranean regions to the Black Sea. The composition is painted from an aerial view (top-down perspective). Creates a striking visual contrast by pairing a deep, rich indigo ocean with highly detailed beachgoers, vibrant striped umbrellas, and surfers floating along the coastline.
Ships from Caloocan City, NCR · 3–7 days within Luzon, 5–10 days nationwide. Jorge packs and ships this work directly.
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“I started my secondary career as an artist during the pandemic, when the isolation of quarantine allowed my inner talents to emerge. Since then, my journey has been featured in The Manila Times in an article titled "A seafarer who found love in art," as well as in the Germany-based Homeport magazine, where my story was shared and my artwork was featured on the cover.”
