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Original artwork description:
This abstract painting is a poetic meditation on depth, light, and mystery. With its rich layers of blue, indigo, and flashes of yellow, the work evokes the vastness of the cosmos and the hidden landscapes of the human soul. Textural strokes and subtle scratches create a sense of movement and tension, reminiscent of the lyrical abstraction of the 1960s.
The crescent moon in the corner adds a quiet metaphysical note, suggesting both solitude and connection to the infinite. This piece is an invitation to contemplation, resonating with the viewer on an emotional and spiritual level.
Materials used:
Amsterdam acrylic paints
Tags:
#modern art #abstract art #abstract painting #non figurative #abstract artfinder #abstract paperwork #abstract expressionism #abstract landscape“Echoes of the Infinite” (2025) Acrylic painting
by Artem Andreichuk
2 Artist Reviews
£518.4
- Acrylic painting on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 61 x 86 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 61 x 86cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
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Original artwork description
This abstract painting is a poetic meditation on depth, light, and mystery. With its rich layers of blue, indigo, and flashes of yellow, the work evokes the vastness of the cosmos and the hidden landscapes of the human soul. Textural strokes and subtle scratches create a sense of movement and tension, reminiscent of the lyrical abstraction of the 1960s.
The crescent moon in the corner adds a quiet metaphysical note, suggesting both solitude and connection to the infinite. This piece is an invitation to contemplation, resonating with the viewer on an emotional and spiritual level.
Materials used:
Amsterdam acrylic paints
Tags:
#modern art #abstract art #abstract painting #non figurative #abstract artfinder #abstract paperwork #abstract expressionism #abstract landscape
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Artist Reviews (2)
Artem Andreichuk
Ukraine
About
After graduating from the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, I experimented a lot with various media and materials, including enamel, ceramics, glass, decorative putty, foam plastic, epoxy resin, and... Read more