Niedwica - Chromatic Oscillations (Study) – No. 07

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Pawel Niedwica’s Chromatic Oscillations (Study) – No. 07, 2026, an original signed acrylic on cotton canvas in a Generative Art/Op Art study, produced by direct from the artist in Poland, measuring 20 × 50 cm and in excellent condition.

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Artist: Pawel Niedwica (Polish, b. 1980s)
Title: Chromatic Oscillations (Study) – No. 07
Year: 2026
Medium / Technique: Tech-Art / Generative Painting. Acrylic on cotton canvas, executed via a custom-engineered Arduino-based robot and a manual pressurized fluid system.

This piece is a finished, precise study from a specialized series of compact panoramic works focusing on the pure physics of color and algorithmic geometry.

The artwork features 3 to 5 layers of highly precise vector patterns, custom-designed by the artist using specialized geometry nodes. The fluid acrylic paint is applied using a hand-assembled Arduino-based Pen Plotter equipped with a custom-built pressurized reservoir. To achieve the perfect aesthetic, the artist manually controls the flow consistency and speed, ensuring flawless line widths across the entire composition.

Because the precise, vibrant lines of blue, teal, and coral-pink tones overlap with extreme mathematical accuracy, they interact directly with human perception to produce a striking, purely optical chromatic interference effect.

Dimensions: 20 × 50 cm (Painted image size)
Shipping: Sent unstretched, carefully rolled in a heavy-duty tube for maximum protection.
Authentication: Signed, dated, and titled on the reverse. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) from the artist's studio.

Artist: Pawel Niedwica (Polish, b. 1980s)
Title: Chromatic Oscillations (Study) – No. 07
Year: 2026
Medium / Technique: Tech-Art / Generative Painting. Acrylic on cotton canvas, executed via a custom-engineered Arduino-based robot and a manual pressurized fluid system.

This piece is a finished, precise study from a specialized series of compact panoramic works focusing on the pure physics of color and algorithmic geometry.

The artwork features 3 to 5 layers of highly precise vector patterns, custom-designed by the artist using specialized geometry nodes. The fluid acrylic paint is applied using a hand-assembled Arduino-based Pen Plotter equipped with a custom-built pressurized reservoir. To achieve the perfect aesthetic, the artist manually controls the flow consistency and speed, ensuring flawless line widths across the entire composition.

Because the precise, vibrant lines of blue, teal, and coral-pink tones overlap with extreme mathematical accuracy, they interact directly with human perception to produce a striking, purely optical chromatic interference effect.

Dimensions: 20 × 50 cm (Painted image size)
Shipping: Sent unstretched, carefully rolled in a heavy-duty tube for maximum protection.
Authentication: Signed, dated, and titled on the reverse. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) from the artist's studio.

Details

Artist
Niedwica
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Chromatic Oscillations (Study) – No. 07
Technique
Acrylic painting, Mixed technique
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Poland
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Brown, Green, Red, White
Height
50 cm
Width
20 cm
Weight
550 g
Style
Op Art
Period
2020+
Sold by
PolandVerified
Private

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