Harmony in Abstraction by @ManikVisuals
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Medium: Acrylic Colour ,canvas
Dimensions: 76.2 x 91.4 cm
Year: 2023
Price: $2000.00 USD
Status: available
Harmony in Abstraction is an imaginative interpretation of nature’s vibrant tapestry. The painting features a dynamic array of geometric shapes and bold colors that come together in a harmonious composition. A striking red curve with a white dashed border takes center stage, reminiscent of a winding path or a gentle river. It intersects with three parallel blue lines, adding a sense of rhythm and movement. To the left, a textured greenish rectangle with a circular blue pattern evokes the earthiness of a forest floor or a moss-covered stone. Scattered throughout are rectangles and squares in yellow, green, black, and red, symbolizing the diversity of life and the richness of the natural world. The predominantly white background with light blue shading suggests the openness of the sky, completing this abstract homage to the landscapes of nature.
Why collect this work?
A broad red arc and three blue bands organize the painting as a collision between curving passage and lateral force, while scattered modules prevent that structure from settling into a stable diagram.
- The artist profile describes Manik Das as combining physical painting with digital and AI-assisted processes. That reported hybrid practice helps contextualize the modular geometry, though the photograph does not identify which stages, if any, were digitally mediated.
- In the image, the red arc borders a pale aqua form, while a nearby sequence of red blocks follows its curve across the white ground. Dots and detached rectangles introduce smaller, irregular pulses against these dominant directional elements.
- Catalogue metadata identifies acrylic colour on canvas. The medium permits opaque contrasts and sharply bounded forms here, alongside paler passages with visible internal marks, although the photograph cannot confirm their physical texture or exact colour.
- Dated 2023 and catalogued at 76.2 by 91.4 cm, the work supports sustained comparison between boundary and route: its arcs, bands, and markers resemble spatial notation without resolving into a readable map.
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.
