The experimental landscape painting "Marsfeld LIV" measures 30 x 24 cm and is made from leftover paint and binder. The leftover paint used for this artwork is colorful. Acrylic paints, oil paints, and varnish remnants interact in various colors, shapes, and sizes. The paint remnants consist of paint chunks ranging from about 0.1 cm to 0.2 cm in diameter. It is the gaps and indentations in the paint remnants that create an unusual texture. This allows art to be showcased in a unique way. Below are some key details about the painting.
An experimental painting made from leftover paint.
From a distance, the piece initially appears to depict an earthy or sandy surface. However, as you take a few steps closer to the painting, you realize that it is completely colorful and made up of tiny remnants of paint. The abstract painting becomes more concrete the longer you look at it: thoughts of wind, water, and natural erosion come to mind.
A compact format for niche spaces.
"Marsfeld LIV" is most impressive in a bright room. The unique spatiality - the haptic (three-dimensional) combined with the contrasts (two-dimensional) - creates something special. The spatial effect is extremely subtle, giving this picture a very fine, elegant, and stimulating quality that you can purchase at an affordable price. As a standalone piece, the small format works well in a niche within the room.
Mars fields can also be beautifully displayed in vertical or horizontal rows.
This type of modern art isn't accessible to everyone. Nevertheless, the outcome of experimental painting can spark curiosity. The juxtaposition of old (Paint residue) and new (Painting) and the Title "Mars Field" - incidentally, a place of political conflict in ancient Rome - evokes associations with the terms "Mars" and "field."
The presentation of the artwork is authentic, but not perfect.
The photos you see above were taken by me to the best of my ability. Since I am not a professional photographer, the colors you see may slightly differ from the original. There is certainly room for improvement in lighting and resolution here and there. I strive to provide an authentic representation of the artworks.
The photos showing the painting in the room were created using the app "Smartist." This app can frame paintings and allows for a neat, stylish presentation in different rooms. The size ratio of the painting to the room is accurately represented.
Feel free to visit me at the studio or at ARTLET if you'd like to take a look at the original.
The Artist Mark Hellbusch - From Expressive Painting to Experimental Art
I've been a freelance painter since 1997, exploring a wide range of themes in my work. While I focused almost exclusively on expressive painting until 2007, my current emphasis is more on experimental art. My personal background, as well as nearly all artistic topicscan be found under "About Me."
You can reach me by phone at+49 (0)176-21916227
Mon - Thu in the studio: 62 Langendellschlag, Wiesbaden
Fri & Sat at the ARTLET: 2 Wagemann St, Wiesbaden
or via email:mark@hellbusch.de
