Chromatic Reverie by @ManikVisuals
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Medium: Acrylic Colour ,canvas
Dimensions: 76.2 x 91.4 cm
Year: 2024
Price: $2000.00 USD
Status: available
This is abstract symphony of colors unfolds in “Chromatic Reverie.” The canvas dances with vibrant hues—blue, pink, red, and yellow—each brushstroke a note in a vivid composition. The central blue form, reminiscent of a distant mountain, anchors the piece. Around it, pink shapes bloom like wildflowers, celebrating life’s exuberance. Red and yellow rectangles punctuate the canvas, adding rhythm and festivity. Against a white backdrop, this harmonious blend invites contemplation and wonder. “Chromatic Reverie” is an abstract composition that dances with vibrant colors. The canvas features dynamic shapes dominated by bold blue, pink, red, and yellow hues. The central blue form anchors the piece, while pink silhouettes evoke growth. The stark black background provides contrast, and the white canvas symbolizes purity and openness. Overall, the artwork invites contemplation and wonder.
Why collect this work?
A dense scatter of red quadrilaterals breaks the authority of the large blue mass, turning a seemingly anchored composition into a contest between weight and dispersal.
- Manik Das describes his practice as combining physical painting with digital and AI-assisted processes. That stated interest in hybrid image-making helps explain the work’s crisp, graphic organization, though the catalogue identifies this object simply as a 2024 acrylic painting on canvas.
- In the photograph, blue and black forms build a compressed central structure, while narrow pink shapes rise through and beside it. Red fragments drift across the white field, shifting between confetti, leaves, and abstract marks without settling into one reading.
- Acrylic makes strong opacity and sharply separated colour areas possible here. Slight variation visible within the blue field counters the flatter silhouettes, but the photograph cannot establish the canvas’s actual texture or exact colour.
- The work is particularly useful for considering how geometric abstraction can approach landscape and growth without depicting either directly. Its tension depends on the unresolved relation between monument-like masses and scattered, mobile signs.
About the Artist
@ManikVisuals
@ManikVisuals is an artist on Mondoir Studio. Artistic discipline: mixed-media. Based in Kolkata, IN.
Nationality: Indian
My practice fuses physical painting with digital and AI-assisted processes to create phygital artworks.
