Marsfeld CXXXI – Circle in fine color texture

A radiant crater in a square

With Marsfeld CXXXI, a fascinating contrast between stillness and movement emerges in a small space. At the center of the 30 × 30 cm composition lies a clearly defined “crater” – an empty, almost meditative circle, surrounded by a kaleidoscope of the finest color pigments. The work consists of recycled paint residues processed into pigmented granules and fused with sand into a vibrant, organic surface.

Color as story

The pigments used come from earlier works – they are therefore not only material, but also memory. In this work, past and present unite: a piece created from remnants that, through its concentrated composition, creates a place for pause and reflection.

Texture and form in balance

Every splinter of paint, every layer contributes to the sensual depth. The circular arrangement in particular reflects an almost planetary order – as if one were looking down on an abstract landscape from above.

Sustainable aesthetics in focus

Like all Field of Mars works, this painting also shows how sustainability and contemporary aesthetics can go hand in hand – subtle yet powerful.

Marsfeld,

small formats and

earthy colors

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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