Piccolo e astratto #9 bis #11
Acrylic, India Ink on Paper
12x35in
$640
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Marion Kotyba
Germany
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Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Sand on Canvas , Other rigid frame
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 39.4x43.3in
About this artwork
The art collection #6 consists of 4 works:
- Nero Marone I Format: 100 x 80 x 2 cm
- Piccolo Marone I + I + IIII Format: each 30 x 30 x 0.5 cm
Large works are canvas on a stretcher frame. Small formats in 30 x 30 cm are made on painting cardboard.
The work is an original and therefore unique - signed and stamped by hand.
Only high-quality paints and materials were used. The canvas is stapled and painted on the back and can therefore be hung… up immediately.
Minimalism.
Graphic elements with structured dark brown on white.
In this composition I explore the interplay between chaos and order. Abstract, geometric shapes break and crisscross the space, challenging the viewer to find stability in the uncertainty. The work is a powerful statement that captures the dynamic tension of life - perfect for filling a room with energy.
- Nero Marone I Format: 100 x 80 x 2 cm
- Piccolo Marone I + I + IIII Format: each 30 x 30 x 0.5 cm
Large works are canvas on a stretcher frame. Small formats in 30 x 30 cm are made on painting cardboard.
The work is an original and therefore unique - signed and stamped by hand.
Only high-quality paints and materials were used. The canvas is stapled and painted on the back and can therefore be hung… up immediately.
Minimalism.
Graphic elements with structured dark brown on white.
In this composition I explore the interplay between chaos and order. Abstract, geometric shapes break and crisscross the space, challenging the viewer to find stability in the uncertainty. The work is a powerful statement that captures the dynamic tension of life - perfect for filling a room with energy.
Marion Kotyba
Germany
Credentials
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« As my work arises from my own emotional state and moods, I aim to evoke similar emotions in the viewer. »
Marion Kotyba is an established German painter who has been working freelance since 2010.
The most prominent feature of Marion Kotyba's art is the theme of "rust and aging" as a stylistic device in abstract acrylic painting. In this context, the artist continually reinterprets the interplay of color, light, textures, and technical implementation with artistically impressive power of interpretation, both new and exciting. Recently, observations of the effects of weathering in nature—rusted surfaces, broken structures, glazes, and combinations thereof—have played a particularly important role. The artist works primarily non-objectively in clearly defined groups of works. Marion Kotyba's aim is to offer the viewer of her works sufficient scope for the unbridled exploration of their own imagination on an abstract level of representation.
The most prominent feature of Marion Kotyba's art is the theme of "rust and aging" as a stylistic device in abstract acrylic painting. In this context, the artist continually reinterprets the interplay of color, light, textures, and technical implementation with artistically impressive power of interpretation, both new and exciting. Recently, observations of the effects of weathering in nature—rusted surfaces, broken structures, glazes, and combinations thereof—have played a particularly important role. The artist works primarily non-objectively in clearly defined groups of works. Marion Kotyba's aim is to offer the viewer of her works sufficient scope for the unbridled exploration of their own imagination on an abstract level of representation.
Marion Kotyba
Sammlung #6
$2,170
