Azure Flow N2 (Diptych) | Panel 30 x30 cm by Nataliia Ivaniv
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Medium: acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 30 x 30 cm
Year: 2026
Status: available
A captivating abstract diptych (one panel) that explores the rhythmic movement of water and the emotional depth of the ocean. This work is part of a series inspired by marine ecosystems and natural fluidity. In this diptych, vibrant shades of ultramarine and turquoise collide with soft, ethereal pinks and whites, creating a sense of light reflecting off a moving surface. The artist uses expressive palette knife strokes and rich textures to bring a tactile, three-dimensional quality to the canvas. The diagonal energy of the composition conveys a constant sense of motion—a "flow" that is both powerful and serene. These two pieces are designed to complement each other, offering a flexible installation for modern living spaces, offices, or galleries seeking a sophisticated touch of contemporary abstraction. Details: • Medium: High-quality acrylic on canvas. • Technique: Impasto, palette knife, expressive abstract. • Style: Abstract Expressionism / Contemporary. Signed on the back.
Why collect this work?
Across the photographed panel, slanting bands are repeatedly cut by curls and short, angular marks. This decision turns the proposed “flow” into a contest between directional force and local resistance.
- The artist describes her broader practice as converting digital experience into physical surfaces. In this painting, interruptions resembling visual noise make that intention plausible without fixing the image as either technological or marine.
- Expanses of turquoise are punctured by dark blue knots, muted pink streaks, and pale fragments. Rather than forming a central subject, these contrasts distribute emphasis unevenly around the square.
- The catalogue documents acrylic on canvas, palette-knife application, and impasto. Acrylic can retain overlapping, sharply edged passages; the photograph records their visual ridges but cannot establish actual depth or precise colour.
- Metadata dates the work to 2026 and identifies it as a diptych with 30 cm square panels, although only one appears here. The complete pairing is important for testing whether its currents connect or resist one another across the division.
About the Artist
Nataliia Ivaniv
Nataliia Ivaniv is an artist on Mondoir Studio. Artistic discipline: painting. Based in Ivano-Frankivsk, UA.
Nationality: Ukrainian
I’m interested in color as a psychological space rather than decoration.
