Structural wall art „Relational Forms"
zł1,900.00
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A wall object based on tension and coexistence between two forms within a limited space.
Two organic, irregular volumes exist in quiet relation to one another.
They are not symmetrical, nor do they seek balance in a classical sense — balance emerges through relation. Matter and texture become the primary carriers of meaning.
The surface responds to light. It shifts with the time of day and the angle of view, revealing different tensions and rhythms.
Material / technique
Author’s mixed media technique
Paper clay
Structural, relief-based work
Format
60 × 80 cm
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protruding sculptural elements
Relation to space
The object does not serve a decorative function.
It orders the space through presence — a dialogue with light and the quiet of the interior.
It functions most fully within calm, minimalist environments.
Character of the object
An original, hand-crafted work.
Each piece is unique — variations in texture and subtle tonal transitions are a natural part of the process.
For the space
For interiors that value silence, materiality and the presence of form.
It belongs equally in contemporary, minimalist spaces and in interiors where the relationship between light, wall and object is essential.
Processing & shipping
The artwork is ready to hang.
Preparation time for shipping: 1–5 business days.
Carefully secured for transport.
More information
A structural wall object created using mixed media and paper clay. The composition is built around the relationship between two organic forms, whose positioning generates tension within the enclosed space of the work. A restrained color palette and pronounced texture allow the object to respond to light and shift with its surroundings.
This object is intended for those seeking contemporary art grounded in material, structure and form — free from literal meaning and decorative intent. Each piece is handmade in Marachic Studio and exists as an autonomous presence within space.
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A wall object based on tension and coexistence between two forms within a limited space.
Two organic, irregular volumes exist in quiet relation to one another.
They are not symmetrical, nor do they seek balance in a classical sense — balance emerges through relation. Matter and texture become the primary carriers of meaning.
The surface responds to light. It shifts with the time of day and the angle of view, revealing different tensions and rhythms.