RE 18 – Fascinating color gradients in large format - abstract art, 90x120 cm

Info summarized

• Title: RE 18
• Artist: Mark Hellbusch
• Dimensions: 90 x 120 cm
• Material: Acrylic and varnish on canvas
• Colors: Blue, green, yellow, red, white
• Style: Contemporary, abstract
• Availability: Unique piece
• Shipping: free of charge
• Frame: yes, double

“RE 18” is part of my ongoing series “Remnants of an Experiment” and uniquely combines dense layers of paint with delicate transitions. This work shows how the creative remnants of my earlier pieces give rise to a new composition that fascinates the viewer both with its depth of detail and with the harmony of its colors.

The creation of RE 18: layers of color and creative freedom

The color gradients and layers in “RE 18” are the result of many artistic experiments. In this series, the aim is to rearrange the remnants of paints and materials to create a unique work. The layers used in “RE 18” come from earlier projects, and the dense arrangement of color dots creates an almost organic texture that draws the viewer into the painting.

Color gradients in focus: The visual experience of RE 18

“RE 18” impresses with its diverse shades of blue and yellow that blend seamlessly into one another. The colour gradients, ranging from deep blues to radiant yellow, give the work a calming effect. This play of colours is reminiscent of natural landscapes, like a field at sunset or a wide flower meadow, and conveys a sense of harmony and peace.

RE 18 as an eye-catcher: art for larger spaces

With its dimensions of 90x120 cm, “RE 18” is an ideal artwork for setting accents in larger rooms. Its dense layers of paint and calming colour palette make it a perfect companion for modern, minimalist or light-flooded spaces. “RE 18” draws the eye and lends the room a special depth.

Inspiration through “Organic Grounds”: Connecting nature and art

The colors and patterns in “RE 18” are based on the remnants of my work on the “Organic Grounds” series, which explores organic forms and natural color gradients. This connection to nature lends “RE 18” an additional dimension that makes the work appear both modern and timeless. It is a homage to nature, translated into abstract art in a fascinating way.

Layers of color and dots: The framed structure of RE 18

The texture of “RE 18” is defined by the countless layers of paint and dots spread across the canvas. These elements create a rich and complex structure that reveals new details from different angles. The dot structures seem to vibrate on the canvas and bring the painting to life. The central part of the painting is blue and framed in a narrow band. The painting is finished with a pink floater frame.

Colours and details: The harmony of colour gradients in RE 18

The subtle transitions from blue to yellow are the heart of “RE 18.” This color combination creates a harmonious and calming effect that feels both powerful and subtle. It is this balance that gives the work its depth and impact.