Electric Symmetry by @ManikVisuals
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Medium: Mixed MEDIA
Dimensions: 9 x 16 in
Year: 2024
Price: $847.00 USD
Status: available
Bright chromatic contrasts and mirrored forms generate a dynamic visual field of energy, balance, and expansion. This series explores the transformation of physical imagery through digital processes, where hand-made textures, photography, and intuitive marks evolve into structured visual systems. Using mirroring, glitch effects, and color modulation in Adobe Photoshop, each work develops a layered complexity that balances chaos and control. The compositions move between organic and digital states, forming rhythmic patterns that suggest both natural growth and technological intervention. The series reflects a contemporary visual language where physical reality is expanded through digital interpretation.
Why collect this work?
A strict central mirror axis disciplines saturated, irregular fragments, producing a visual field that shifts between emblematic figure, organic growth, and screen interference.
- The artist describes a practice combining physical painting with digital and AI-assisted processes. That stated physical-digital framework clarifies the tension here between fluid-looking marks and conspicuous electronic repetition, without determining how the image must be read.
- The supplied image shows bilateral symmetry across a tall format, with horizontal divisions creating stacked zones. Acid green, blue, yellow, and red fragments repeatedly approach winged, masked, or bodily forms, yet no single figure stabilises.
- The metadata identifies the work as mixed-media digital art. The catalogue description specifies mirroring, glitch effects, and colour modulation in Adobe Photoshop, operations that can convert irregular source imagery into a rigidly duplicated system while retaining visible disruptions.
- Encountered as a test of digital pattern-making, the work demonstrates how symmetry can create apparent coherence from visual excess. Its oscillation between recognition and artifact makes classification, rather than decorative balance, the central problem.
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.
