MikoArt Liquid Gloss® 01 / 0080 – Chromatic Horizon by MikoArt
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Medium: Digital artwork on Fuji Crystal DP II Ultra HD, mounted on 4 mm AluDibond and hand-finished with approximately 3 mm Liquid Gloss® epoxy resin.
Dimensions: 80 x 80 cm
Year: 2015
Price: $2650.00 USD
Status: available
Chromatic Horizon explores the power of colour as an architect of space and depth. Clean geometric forms merge into a dynamic composition where vibrant colour fields and subtle tonal variations enhance one another. The result is an artwork that continuously transforms with changing light and viewing angles, revealing new layers and perspectives over time. Although the composition conveys a sense of calm, it also possesses a strong internal energy. Carefully balanced warm and cool tones create harmony, while the layered structure introduces movement and visual rhythm. This interplay captures the viewer's attention and encourages prolonged observation. With Chromatic Horizon, I aim to demonstrate that abstract art is more than a visual experience; it is an invitation to engage the imagination. Every viewer is free to discover a personal narrative, making each encounter with the artwork unique. Unique original artwork (1/1). Produced on 4 mm AluDibond and hand-finished with Liquid Gloss® epoxy resin for a high-gloss surface with exceptional colour depth and visual dimension. Produced to order, fitted with a professional hanging system and supplied with a signed Certificate of Authenticity. Average delivery time: 10–20 working days.
Why collect this work?
A rigid diagonal grid is bent into a central spiral, making flat pattern behave like an image of folded and twisting space.
- The artist profile identifies MikoArt as Miechel Kockelkoren’s digital-painting practice. That framework clarifies the work’s calculated repetition and smooth spatial distortions without resolving whether its pictured surface is cloth, architecture, or pure geometry.
- In the photograph, intersecting bands form diamonds across a square field. Near the centre, their alignment collapses into curved blades, while shaded borders suggest a recessed, draped plane. Regularity becomes the measure of distortion.
- Catalogue metadata records a digital image printed on Fuji Crystal DP II, mounted to 4 mm AluDibond, then finished with epoxy resin. This combination may reinforce crisp geometry and reflective depth, although the photograph cannot establish the gloss or exact colours of the physical surface.
- Encountering this work alongside geometric abstraction would sharpen a specific question: how can digitally modelled shading turn pattern into apparent volume while keeping its construction visibly artificial?
About the Artist
MikoArt
MikoArt is an artist on Mondoir Studio. Artistic discipline: mixed-media. Based in Mechelen, NL.
Nationality: Dutch
Fueled by my versatile creativity, a constant quest to create, and my sense of color and image, I finally found my own individual creative...
