Rose Tempest by Nataliia Ivaniv
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Medium: acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 60 x 77 cm
Year: 2025
Price: $400.00 USD
Status: available
Rose Tempest is a layered, monochrome abstract in saturated magentas and warm pinks. Built up through successive applications of acrylic, the heavily textured surface creates a topography of gesture and emotion. Subtle cool undertones emerge between layers, adding depth to the otherwise unified palette. A vertical statement piece that shifts with changing light. Original painting, one of a kind. Sides are painted, Certificate of authenticity. Signed on the back
Why collect this work?
A near-monochrome field of rose pink is made unsettled by cool blue interruptions and fine linear marks, turning colour into a site of friction rather than visual unity.
- Ivaniv describes her canvases as physical interfaces that translate digital noise into material form. Here, that intention clarifies the glitch-like blue fragments and crossing lines, though their effect remains painterly rather than explicitly technological.
- In the photograph, denser magenta gathers around the edges and lower register, while a paler central area opens unevenly. Marks overlap without forming a single focal point, keeping the eye in restless circulation across the 60 by 77 cm vertical format.
- The documented acrylic on canvas can support successive opaque and translucent applications. In this 2025 painting, such layering appears to let earlier cool tones persist beneath the dominant pink, while the photograph suggests relief without confirming its physical depth.
- Encountered as an inquiry into limited colour, Rose Tempest complicates the idea of monochrome painting: its dominant hue does not simplify perception but makes every blue trace, tonal shift, and interruption more consequential.
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.