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Original artwork description:
This painting invites us into a quiet dialogue between geometry, landscape, and inner space. The Echo of the Habitable reflects the subtle resonance of places that exist both outside and within us — the thresholds between memory, silence, and light.
Through balanced fields of color and minimal forms, I explore the idea of territory as a state of consciousness rather than a physical location. The red squares, recurring in my work, act as silent witnesses to transformation — signs of what remains when the visible world fades.
Created with acrylics, brushes, and palette knives, this piece belongs to my ongoing exploration of symbolic and dreamlike landscapes.
Materials used:
Acrylic paints, brushes of various sizes, palette knives, canvas, mixed media tools for texture and depth.
Tags:
#surrealism #modernart #abstractart #geometricabstraction #modernartcollectorEl eco de lo habitable (2024) Acrylic painting
by Maurizio Valch
£609.84 Sold
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 80 x 65 x 1cm / 80 x 65cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the back
- Style: Geometric
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
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Original artwork description
This painting invites us into a quiet dialogue between geometry, landscape, and inner space. The Echo of the Habitable reflects the subtle resonance of places that exist both outside and within us — the thresholds between memory, silence, and light.
Through balanced fields of color and minimal forms, I explore the idea of territory as a state of consciousness rather than a physical location. The red squares, recurring in my work, act as silent witnesses to transformation — signs of what remains when the visible world fades.
Created with acrylics, brushes, and palette knives, this piece belongs to my ongoing exploration of symbolic and dreamlike landscapes.
Materials used:
Acrylic paints, brushes of various sizes, palette knives, canvas, mixed media tools for texture and depth.
Tags:
#surrealism #modernart #abstractart #geometricabstraction #modernartcollector
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