The watercolor "Assembling the 300-Meter Pipe" (1984) is part of the impressive series "Industrial Rhythm" and masterfully captures the pulsating energy and structural character of industrial landscapes. The composition is dominated by a network of vertical and horizontal lines that guide the viewer's gaze. 

    At the center of the work is an elevated platform where people interact in a technologically styled space. This interaction symbolizes both everyday routine and creative innovation, creating a fascinating tension. 

    The color palette of the watercolor is striking with a rich mix of cool blues and earthy browns, together creating impressive depth and complexity. The skillful play of light and shadow intensifies the dramatic effect of the scene, giving the work an almost futuristic atmosphere. 

    Once again, the outstanding virtuosity of Jury and Irina Gretsky is evident, whose unique collaboration ranges from the first idea to the final realization. Their ability to create a work of such intensity and expressiveness together is truly masterful.