Constantin Galceava - Aquatic Labyrint

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Constantin Galceava's oil on canvas titled Aquatic Labyrinth is an original, signed work from 2026 in multicolour, measuring 60 cm by 80 cm and in excellent condition, created in Abstract Expressionism and sold direct from the artist.

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Constantin Galceava,
born 07.feb.1958 - Romania

Some exibitions (in Europe ):
2013 - Atahotel Executive****, Milano, Italy
2006 - The Gallery Amici dell’Arte, Brissago , Switzerland
2004 - The Gallery Al Parco, Locarno, Switzerland
2003 – L’Hotel de la Ville, Sierre, Switzerland
2001 – L’Espace Les Arbres, La Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland
2000 – L’Hopital de la ville, La Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland
1998 - The Gallery Capt, Geneve, Switzerland
1995 - The Gallery Manufaktur, Weil der Stadt-Stuttgart, Germany
1995 - The Gallery Haganes, Fjell, Norway
1995 - The Gallery Baren, St.Gallen, Switzerland
1994 - The Gallery Papillon, Bern, Switzerland.
“Aquatic Labyrinth” is a chromatic foray into an abstract universe, situated on the border between the geometric and the organic. The work intends to instantly capture the eye through the strong contrast between the structured, cubist-inspired forms and the fluidity suggested by the central presence of a stylized marine silhouette. I used a vibrant palette of bright red, electric turquoise and solar yellow, fragmented by firm black lines that delimit and, at the same time, connect the compositional planes. The central eye, hypnotic and expressive, becomes the anchor of the entire work, a silent observer of an organized chaos. Through a dense texture and a dynamism reminiscent of modern stained glass, the painting not only decorates, but provokes dialogue. It is a visual metaphor about adaptation, isolation and the beauty hidden in the complex layers of our inner reality.

Constantin Galceava,
born 07.feb.1958 - Romania

Some exibitions (in Europe ):
2013 - Atahotel Executive****, Milano, Italy
2006 - The Gallery Amici dell’Arte, Brissago , Switzerland
2004 - The Gallery Al Parco, Locarno, Switzerland
2003 – L’Hotel de la Ville, Sierre, Switzerland
2001 – L’Espace Les Arbres, La Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland
2000 – L’Hopital de la ville, La Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland
1998 - The Gallery Capt, Geneve, Switzerland
1995 - The Gallery Manufaktur, Weil der Stadt-Stuttgart, Germany
1995 - The Gallery Haganes, Fjell, Norway
1995 - The Gallery Baren, St.Gallen, Switzerland
1994 - The Gallery Papillon, Bern, Switzerland.
“Aquatic Labyrinth” is a chromatic foray into an abstract universe, situated on the border between the geometric and the organic. The work intends to instantly capture the eye through the strong contrast between the structured, cubist-inspired forms and the fluidity suggested by the central presence of a stylized marine silhouette. I used a vibrant palette of bright red, electric turquoise and solar yellow, fragmented by firm black lines that delimit and, at the same time, connect the compositional planes. The central eye, hypnotic and expressive, becomes the anchor of the entire work, a silent observer of an organized chaos. Through a dense texture and a dynamism reminiscent of modern stained glass, the painting not only decorates, but provokes dialogue. It is a visual metaphor about adaptation, isolation and the beauty hidden in the complex layers of our inner reality.

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Artist
Constantin Galceava
Sold with frame
No
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Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Aquatic Labyrint
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Romania
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Multicolour
Height
60 cm
Width
80 cm
Weight
400 g
Style
Abstract Expressionism
Period
2020+
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