Joachim Demiurg - Run Through Silence

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Joachim Demiurg, Run Through Silence, a 100 × 100 cm acrylic painting on natural cotton canvas, hand signed, from 2026, in excellent condition, contemporary, original edition, depicting plants and flowers in brown and bronze.

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**Growing Shape 001 XXL**

Acrylic on natural cotton canvas
100 × 100 cm
Signed

“Growing Shape 001 XXL” explores an organic abstract form suspended between movement and stillness. Deep burgundy shapes unfold across a light background made from natural, slightly creamy cotton canvas, creating a composition that feels both bold and meditative.

Visible brushstrokes and layered pigment give the painting a raw, tactile presence. The natural texture of the canvas remains subtly visible, emphasizing the organic and painterly character of the work. The irregular forms evoke growth, transformation, and quiet tension — as if the composition is continuously evolving within the space.

Balancing minimalism with expressive abstraction, the artwork brings warmth, depth, and a calm architectural rhythm into contemporary interiors. Its rich wine-red palette creates a sophisticated visual anchor while maintaining softness, harmony, and a natural sense of balance.


Joachim Demiurg is a visual artist and painter whose work focuses on color, structure, and dynamic form.

He graduated from an art high school with a specialization in artistic textiles, which shaped his sensitivity to texture and material. He then studied graphic design at the Faculty of Art at the Pedagogical University in Kraków.

He has also gained experience abroad, creating painting projects and murals in places such as Morocco, San Francisco, and Berlin. His work combines elements of figuration and abstraction, using simplified forms and intense color palettes.

**Growing Shape 001 XXL**

Acrylic on natural cotton canvas
100 × 100 cm
Signed

“Growing Shape 001 XXL” explores an organic abstract form suspended between movement and stillness. Deep burgundy shapes unfold across a light background made from natural, slightly creamy cotton canvas, creating a composition that feels both bold and meditative.

Visible brushstrokes and layered pigment give the painting a raw, tactile presence. The natural texture of the canvas remains subtly visible, emphasizing the organic and painterly character of the work. The irregular forms evoke growth, transformation, and quiet tension — as if the composition is continuously evolving within the space.

Balancing minimalism with expressive abstraction, the artwork brings warmth, depth, and a calm architectural rhythm into contemporary interiors. Its rich wine-red palette creates a sophisticated visual anchor while maintaining softness, harmony, and a natural sense of balance.


Joachim Demiurg is a visual artist and painter whose work focuses on color, structure, and dynamic form.

He graduated from an art high school with a specialization in artistic textiles, which shaped his sensitivity to texture and material. He then studied graphic design at the Faculty of Art at the Pedagogical University in Kraków.

He has also gained experience abroad, creating painting projects and murals in places such as Morocco, San Francisco, and Berlin. His work combines elements of figuration and abstraction, using simplified forms and intense color palettes.

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