Chromatic Convergence #3

This piece is a vibrant exploration of color theory and geometric abstraction, created with a textured, print-like quality. Here is a breakdown of the artwork and a suggested title.

Visual Description

The artwork features a series of overlapping, translucent organic and geometric shapes that create a sense of depth and secondary color mixing.

Color Palette: The composition uses a bold primary and secondary palette. A large, sweeping orange curve dominates the left side, overlapping with a bright yellow column. On the right, deep cerulean blue and forest green segments are bisected by a sharp magenta wedge.

Texture & Technique: The piece is rendered on heavy, cold-pressed paper with a visible tooth. The application of color has a "stippled" or "brayer" effect, where the paint sits on the peaks of the paper texture, leaving tiny white valleys. This gives the flat colors a shimmering, energetic quality.

Composition: The shapes converge toward a central focal point, creating a dynamic tension between the rounded curves on the left and the more vertical, jagged edges on the right.

Authentication: The piece features a distinct blind-embossed seal in the lower-left corner and a stamped logo on the reverse that reads "ART BY BARTUCH - Est. 2023 - ORIGINAL."

Chromatic Convergence

Why this title? It reflects the way the distinct "color paths" meet and overlap in the center of the composition, creating a singular, harmonious moment out of diverse geometric fragments.

This original Artwork measures

7"x 5"

on 140lb 300gsm cold pressed paper 

Authentication stamped by the Artist

Priced at £25 plus P&P