Abstract art in blue with dynamic speckle structure – Claim 153

Blue pictorial space as an open field of movement and concentration

Claim 153 unfolds as a wide-spanning, luminous blue pictorial space that does not calm but activates. The color does not function as a background, but as a supporting substance into which yellow, red and light color accents are inscribed. Speckles, drips and flowing lines condense into zones of heightened tension and then dissolve again.

The surface is deliberately kept restless. No gesture stands on its own; every trace points to movement, repetition and superimposition. The result is an image that is less to be read than to be traversed – open, rhythmic and physically present.

Organic Processes Between Control and Chance

Within the Organic Grounds series, Claim 153 represents a tension between controlled application of paint and consciously allowed chance. The visible spraying, dripping, and flowing movements do not follow any decorative principle but reflect a process in which order repeatedly emerges anew from disorder.

The pictorial space remains open, without a center or fixed viewing direction. The work unfolds its effect in the shift between proximity and distance – depending on how it is viewed, the rhythm, density and depth of the color structure change.

Claim 153 – Atelier Hellbusch, 2026

The work was created in 2026 in Atelier Hellbusch and is exemplary of the experimental, process-oriented working method of the series.

Organic Grounds,

Large formats and

abstrakte Landschaften

About the artist Mark Hellbusch

I have been a freelance painter since 1997 and have worked with a wide variety of themes in painting. While until 2007 I was occupied almost exclusively with expressive painting, today my focus lies more on experimental art. My personal background, as well as almost all artistic themes can be found under “About us.”

Studio in Wiesbaden – viewings by appointment possible.

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