Crater Lake: The Red Echo
Acrylic, Marble powder on Canvas
24x35in
$2,240
Framing
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Natalia Kison
Germany
Artist highlights
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Gilding on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 23.6x31.5in
About this artwork
“I am the first pulse.
I oscillate between light and darkness, between memory and intuition.
I remind you of what you have lost –
and whisper to yourself what is coming.
I cannot be seen – I can be felt.”*
“The First Pulse” is part of the “Aurea Aurora” collection, which explores light and movement as formative forces.
A golden spiral unfolds at the center of the composition, penetrating dense layers of blue like an energetic impulse. The… structure is created through the use of acrylic paints and impasto texture mass on canvas.
The contrast between deep blue and metallic gold creates a tension between calm and dynamism. The surface is clearly embossed; the light refracts off the raised areas, creating a vibrant glow that changes depending on the viewing angle.
The work stands at the interface of contemporary abstraction and symbolic formal language.
I oscillate between light and darkness, between memory and intuition.
I remind you of what you have lost –
and whisper to yourself what is coming.
I cannot be seen – I can be felt.”*
“The First Pulse” is part of the “Aurea Aurora” collection, which explores light and movement as formative forces.
A golden spiral unfolds at the center of the composition, penetrating dense layers of blue like an energetic impulse. The… structure is created through the use of acrylic paints and impasto texture mass on canvas.
The contrast between deep blue and metallic gold creates a tension between calm and dynamism. The surface is clearly embossed; the light refracts off the raised areas, creating a vibrant glow that changes depending on the viewing angle.
The work stands at the interface of contemporary abstraction and symbolic formal language.
Natalia Kison
Germany
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Natalia Kison is a contemporary artist working at the intersection of painting and relief.
Her practice explores matter as a vessel of memory, where surface, trace, and form become inseparable.
Working with acrylic, marble powder, and texture pastes she creates textured, tactile surfaces that allude to archaic symbols and geological structures.
Her artistic language is rooted in materiality, symbolism, and the inner expressiveness of form.
Her practice explores matter as a vessel of memory, where surface, trace, and form become inseparable.
Working with acrylic, marble powder, and texture pastes she creates textured, tactile surfaces that allude to archaic symbols and geological structures.
Her artistic language is rooted in materiality, symbolism, and the inner expressiveness of form.
Natalia Kison
The First Pulse
$2,390
