MikoArt-Liquid Gloss®-01/Series-80x80cm-0125 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: 2018
Price: $2650.00 USD
Status: available
In this painting, I present a playful, abstract composition centered around four spherical circles, arranged in a square. Each sphere has its own distinct color character: pink, blue, orange, and yellow, and is composed of countless small dots in contrasting hues. These dots give the spheres an almost mosaic-like, luminous surface, as if made of glass or enamel. The background consists of a softly flowing rainbow of colors, also composed of dots and color planes, visually merging foreground and background. Subtle shadows beneath the spheres create an illusion of depth, making them appear to float above the surface. The whole exudes a sense of joy, balance, and childlike wonder. The strict square arrangement contrasts with the playful choice of colors and rounded shapes. The painting evokes associations with play, optimism, and digital pop art, and invites the viewer to continue exploring how colors and patterns influence each other.
Why collect this work?
Four dotted spheres lock into a square formation, but unequal colours and dense surrounding pattern keep the apparent order in motion. The work turns a simple grid into a test of how repetition, contrast and simulated depth compete for attention.
- MikoArt is identified in the catalogue as Miechel Kockelkoren’s label for digital painting. That practice matters here because modelling, shadows and mosaic-like dots make the image hover between geometric design and illusionistic volume.
- In the supplied photograph, two cool upper spheres and two warmer lower spheres sit against a rainbow field of dots and translucent-looking blocks. Dark halos separate them from the ground, while repeated circles visually reconnect figure and field.
- The documented medium is a print on Fuji Crystal DP II photo paper, mounted to 3 mm Alu-Dibond and covered with resin. This construction may intensify colour and produce reflections, although exact gloss and surface depth cannot be established from the photograph.
- Encountering this work can clarify a productive tension in digitally composed art: depth is first pictured through shading, then potentially complicated by the resin’s physical reflectivity.
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...
