Original artwork description:

Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Size: Each canvas 140 x 100 cm (unframed)
Technique: Palette knife, layered textures, expressive brushwork
Shipping: Rolled in a tube
Year: 2025
One-of-a-kind artwork

This large-scale diptych is part of my ongoing Structural Flow series — a personal exploration of tension, symmetry, and organic disruption.

Created with acrylic on canvas (each canvas 140 x 100 cm), these pieces are infused with motion and contrast, inviting the viewer to pause and contemplate stillness within movement.

I worked primarily with a palette of warm taupe, charcoal black, dusty rose, cool grey, and soft white, using palette knife techniques, layering, and dry brush textures to create a tactile, almost architectural surface. The intersecting lines and blurred edges represent the delicate boundary between control and surrender — between structure and spontaneity.

_ This is a one of a kind painting.
- The painting is 100% hand-painted using professional materials.
- Treated with a special protective varnish against ultraviolet radiation and dust.
- The paintings are signed and dated by the artist.
- The painting has a certificate of authenticity.
- Delivery to anywhere in the world.


The artwork is signed, dated and titled on the reverse and ships in a tube. This method is particularly safe for oversized works and ensures lower transport costs. Rolled works may be easily stretched upon arrival (placed on wooden stretchers for canvases) and/or framed by a local framer.

large diptych, abstract painting, acrylic artwork, neutral tones, modern canvas, textured surface, soft contrast, beige gray, contemporary decor, wall statement, minimalist style, original abstract, structural art, earth palette, geometric forms, bold textures, vertical balance, unframed art, palette knife

Materials used:

acrylic on canvas, brown beige paints, canvas , wall decor

Tags:

#abstract #expressive #gestural #charcoal #grey #geometry #abstract art #sand #beige #earth #modern painting #ivory #modern abstract #modernart