MikoArt-Liquid Gloss®-01/Series-80x80cm-0092 by MikoArt
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Medium: Fuji Crystal DP II Ultra HD photo paper, glued to 3mm. Alu-Dibond and then covered with 2/3mm resin.
Dimensions: 80 x 80 cm
Year: 2015
Price: $2650.00 USD
Status: available
In this painting, I present an explosive, almost flower-like shape that radiates outward from the center in all directions. Fine, sharp lines and layered surfaces radiate outward like brushstrokes frozen in motion. The colors—soft pink, red, yellow-green, fresh green, and accents of light turquoise—blend into a vibrant and energetic whole. The center appears compact and powerful, as if the source of the energy lies there, while the outer edges are frayed and dynamic, reinforcing the sense of growth, unfolding, and natural chaos. The work balances between an abstract explosion and a recognizable association with a flower or bouquet, yet remains distinctly modern and experimental. The neutral gray background allows the colors and shapes to fully express themselves, giving the painting a strong spatial effect. The whole evokes emotions of vitality, creativity, and an unstoppable urge to grow and blossom.
Why collect this work?
A compact, flower-like core is driven outward into hundreds of linear splinters, turning botanical recognition into an image of expansion held at its most forceful instant.
- MikoArt identifies this practice as digital painting made tangible through printing and finishing technologies. Here, that approach supports a form poised between modeled petals and conspicuously synthetic extrusion.
- In the photograph, overlapping pink planes cluster around yellow-green forms, while long multicolored lines pierce the surrounding gray field. The contrast between dense center and dispersed perimeter makes the composition read simultaneously as bloom, burst, and centrifugal diagram.
- Catalogue metadata specifies a print on Fuji Crystal DP II Ultra HD photo paper, mounted to 3 mm Alu-Dibond and covered with 2 to 3 mm resin. That construction may intensify apparent depth and sheen, although these physical effects cannot be confirmed from the image alone.
- The work is a useful encounter with how digital image-making can recast floral imagery through excess: softness is replaced by sharp projection, while recognizable growth becomes an almost mechanical event.
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...
