Field of Mars XCII – monochrome depth in abstract colour structure (30 × 24 cm)

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Feature Info
Title Field of Mars XCII
Size 30 × 24 cm
Technique Mixed media with leftover paint
Medium Paint on canvas
Creation 2025 in Wiesbaden
Frame No
Shipping policy 1–3 business days


Small surface – big presence

Field of Mars XCII measures only 30 × 24 cm, yet it unfolds a surprisingly intense impact. The painting is traversed by finely structured color fragments in predominantly earthy and muted tones – including red, brown, turquoise, ocher and occasional light accents. From a distance, the color field appears almost monochrome – only on closer inspection does a dense, finely tuned texture reveal itself.

Textural art from leftover paint – completely without brushes

The picture surface was not painted, but built up: layer by layer from real paint remnants – dust, crumbs, splinters. Each tiny piece is the result of an earlier creative process. This creates a visual field with tactile qualities. The surface appears almost grainy and recalls sediments or compacted soil – an aesthetic play between order and chaos, color field and sculpture.

Ideal for small spaces with a design focus

Field of Mars XCII is ideally suited for spaces where a calm yet characterful artistic statement is desired – such as hallways, studies, entrance areas, or combined hangings on gallery walls. Its compact size makes it highly versatile, while its textured presence lends any room depth and individuality.

Reduction as expressive power

Mark Hellbusch’s "Field of Mars" works are not conventional paintings – they demand to be viewed up close. In particular, Field of Mars XCII proves how much energy, history, and expression can be conveyed even on the smallest surface. It is not loud – but unmistakable. Not a work that reveals itself at first glance – and precisely for that reason it leaves a lasting impression.

📣 Contact the artist

Mark Hellbusch
Independent artist since 1997
📍 Langendellschlag 62, 65199 Wiesbaden
📞 +49 (0)176 21916227
✉️ markhellbusch@web.de