Paul Polterauer - ΛΩ Two

Paul Polterauer (1986, Austria)

Title: ΛΩ Two
Year: 2026

Medium: Wysokiej jakości akrylowy na Premium Canvas.
Signature: Ręcznie podpisany i datowany przez artystę na odwrocie.
Condition: Doskonały, świeży z pracowni artysty.
Frame: Wide back frame (stretcher frame) wykonany z litego naturalnego drewna (wliczony w cenę).
(Żaden dekoracyjny ram nie jest wliczony).
Certificate: Zawiera ręcznie podpisany Certyfikat Autentyczności (COA).

About the Artwork:

The “ΛΩ Two” is a vivid abstract composition from Paul Polterauer’s The ΛΩ series, bringing luminous green and yellow into contact with flashes of orange and coral red against a deep blue background. Broad horizontal gestures travel across the upright canvas, creating a layered rhythm that draws the eye from one passage of colour to the next.

Smooth ribbons of colour meet speckled edges, translucent veils and soft, spreading transitions. The blue remains visible between these gestures, giving each movement space while connecting the composition as a whole. Some passages feel controlled and clearly defined; others dissolve into fine droplets and organic patterns, creating a lively tension between structure and spontaneity.

In its 50 × 70 cm portrait format, the painting offers an energetic focal point for a contemporary interior. Its vivid contrasts reward both an immediate glance and a closer look, revealing subtle shifts in colour and gesture beneath the bold first impression."


The artwork is delivered stretched on a sturdy canvas frame and can be hung directly on the wall, however no decorative frame is included.

About the Artist:

"The Austrian painter Paul is a passionate artist since childhood. He formally graduated in art and art history before a successful fifteen-year career as a business and technology executive and pioneering startup founder. Returning to his core passion, for which he won painting competitions at a young age, Paul now dedicates himself full-time to creating artwork, utilizing distinct, hand-carved tools to generate intense, physical, and deeply emotional paintings and structures on canvas. In doing so, he bridges his innovative, structured background with authentic creative expression."