VANTA - Suspension VI - NO RESERVE





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VANTA, Suspension VI - NO RESERVE,是一幅來自奧地利的原創混合媒材畫作(2020+),高140 cm、寬100 cm,手寫簽名,狀態極佳,直接由藝術家出售。
賣家描述
Suspension
Suspension is a painting series exploring the moment color seems to hover — held weightlessly between surface and light, neither fully arriving nor fully dissolving. Each work centers on a soft, radiant core that floats within a darker surround, the pigment thinned to the point where it feels less applied than suspended, as if the color were caught mid-drift in the space just above the canvas.
The works are in conversation with James Turrell's investigations of perceptual space, and draw on the chromatic fields of Mark Rothko, the saturated immersions of Yves Klein, and the soft gradients of Wolfgang Tillmans' abstract photograms — artists for whom color, edge, and transition carry the weight that line and form do elsewhere.
Each canvas begins with thin, vibrant acrylic laid in layered fields. A wide brush is drawn across the surface in a single, repeated motion until the pigment thins to near-transparency, allowing the white of the canvas beneath to glow through. Under certain lighting the paintings stop reading as paint entirely and seem lit from within. A varnish finishes each work with a glossy, reflective skin that deepens the sense of looking into rather than at the surface.
Suspension is a series about weightlessness — color held in place without anchor, light caught in a quiet hover, the eye slowing to meet a hue that seems to float just out of reach.
Shipping:
The work is delivered without a frame (professional packaging, rolled in a tube). it can easily be restretched by a professional or on your own, this is also cheaper then the otherwise increased cost of shipping when sending paintings stretched
The measurements indicated are those of the painting stretched and mounted on a frame (The actual
measurements of the canvas are larger to allow it to be mounted on a frame 2-4 cm thick.
Disclaimer:
Process photos included in the listing show studies and works in progress, as well as close up photos of showing the structure of the canvas. ”
Suspension
Suspension is a painting series exploring the moment color seems to hover — held weightlessly between surface and light, neither fully arriving nor fully dissolving. Each work centers on a soft, radiant core that floats within a darker surround, the pigment thinned to the point where it feels less applied than suspended, as if the color were caught mid-drift in the space just above the canvas.
The works are in conversation with James Turrell's investigations of perceptual space, and draw on the chromatic fields of Mark Rothko, the saturated immersions of Yves Klein, and the soft gradients of Wolfgang Tillmans' abstract photograms — artists for whom color, edge, and transition carry the weight that line and form do elsewhere.
Each canvas begins with thin, vibrant acrylic laid in layered fields. A wide brush is drawn across the surface in a single, repeated motion until the pigment thins to near-transparency, allowing the white of the canvas beneath to glow through. Under certain lighting the paintings stop reading as paint entirely and seem lit from within. A varnish finishes each work with a glossy, reflective skin that deepens the sense of looking into rather than at the surface.
Suspension is a series about weightlessness — color held in place without anchor, light caught in a quiet hover, the eye slowing to meet a hue that seems to float just out of reach.
Shipping:
The work is delivered without a frame (professional packaging, rolled in a tube). it can easily be restretched by a professional or on your own, this is also cheaper then the otherwise increased cost of shipping when sending paintings stretched
The measurements indicated are those of the painting stretched and mounted on a frame (The actual
measurements of the canvas are larger to allow it to be mounted on a frame 2-4 cm thick.
Disclaimer:
Process photos included in the listing show studies and works in progress, as well as close up photos of showing the structure of the canvas. ”

