“Field of Mars XC” is a fascinating abstract artwork that I created in 2021 in Wiesbaden on a 30 x 24 cm canvas. This small piece of art captivates with a vibrant texture of layered paint remnants and a subtly perceivable crater motif. The crater seems weathered by time, almost shaped by wind or sand, giving the work a special dynamism and depth.

Structure and Colors – Vibrant Details and a Weathered Crater

The central element of “Field of Mars XC” is a subtle, crater-like area surrounded by finely arranged paint remnants. The color palette of vibrant yellow, red, blue, and green creates a harmonious interplay, while the texture evokes organic and natural associations. The crater appears like a geological element weathered over time, prompting reflection on transience and transformation.

An Abstract Landscape for Modern Spaces

This painting combines a timeless color palette with a unique surface structure, making it a focal point in any setting. The subtly weathered appearance of the crater conveys a calm, contemplative mood that particularly stands out in minimalist, modern living spaces or galleries. The compact size of 30 x 24 cm makes it versatile.

Art from Wiesbaden – A Play with Time and Texture

“Field of Mars XC” was created in my studio in Wiesbaden and exemplifies my experimental approach to abstract art. The use of paint remnants and the subtly weathered structure of the crater invite the viewer to explore the connection between art, nature, and time.