TENSUM root artwork image ATHAR root artwork image DECLIVIS root artwork image QUINQUE root artwork image DISPERSA root artwork image NEXUS root artwork image TRIA root artwork image VESTIGIA root artwork image SIGNUM root artwork image ASCENSUS root artwork image SUBMERSA root artwork image FISSURA root artwork image ADITUS root artwork image INTERVALLUM root artwork image SINGULA root artwork image GRADUS root artwork image COACTUS root artwork image LIMEN root artwork image CUSTODES root artwork image VIA SOLIS root artwork image SOL DIVISUS root artwork image LUX REMOTA root artwork image

Abstract Painting / Territory and Thought

Strata, fault lines and ground frequency

A catalog of works organized by scale, status and series, tracing matter, memory and transformation through abstract territory.

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Contemporary abstract painting for slow perception

Valch’s work is built for slow perception: controlled mass, material presence and spatial clarity. The paintings function as contemplative presences rather than decorative abstractions.

The catalog is not arranged as a store. It is a visual index of original works, contextual studies, conceptual notes and a quiet distinction between works in the studio and works already placed.

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A vertical abstract painting featuring diagonal planes in ochre, brown, and dark blue. At the top, a dark rectangular block rests against a hazy yellow background. Fine incised white lines outline the edges of the color fields as they zigzag downward. In the bottom right corner, a small, bright white rectangle with clean edges stands out. The surface shows subtle textures and scraped marks.
STRATA

TENSUM

31.5 × 47.2 in / 80 × 120 cm

A vertical abstract painting in intense crimson red with tonal variations. Four thin, slightly diagonal white lines divide the composition horizontally. Upon each line rests a small white rectangular block with scraped textures, arranged in a stepped, ascending pattern from right to left. The red background displays subtle textures of brushstrokes and glazes.
STRATA

ATHAR

31.5 × 47.2 in / 80 × 120 cm

A vertical abstract painting titled STRATA IV — DECLIVIS by Maurizio Valch. It features a dominant dark red color field with visible textured brushstrokes and layers. Four intense crimson red rectangular blocks are distributed diagonally across the surface. Thin, wavy white lines, appearing incised, traverse the surface horizontally, connecting and encircling the red blocks.
STRATA

DECLIVIS

31.5 × 47.2 in / 80 × 120 cm

Vertical abstract painting featuring a vast upper field of dark ochre with subtle light diagonal lines and small blocks. A dark, undulating line separates this field from a bright yellow lower strip. The surface displays visible textures and pigment layers.
STRATA

QUINQUE

31.5 × 47.2 in / 80 × 120 cm

Vertical abstract painting featuring deep red and burgundy tones. Multiple thin, white or light gray lines cross the textured surface horizontally. Small, reddish, highly textured quadrangular forms are irregularly dispersed across the composition. The artwork displays a pronounced material texture.
STRATA

DISPERSA

31.5 × 47.2 in / 80 × 120 cm

Horizontal abstract painting with a dominant dark green background. Three rectangular forms, red with turquoise blue accents, are asymmetrically placed. Darker, similar shapes appear beneath them, suggesting reflections or shadows. Two thin, wavy white lines traverse the canvas horizontally. The red blocks show visible impasto and scraping.
STRATA

NEXUS

47.2 × 31.5 in / 120 × 80 cm

Horizontal abstract painting by Maurizio Valch, 'STRATA VIII - TRIA'. A vast teal color field occupies the background, divided by fine white horizontal lines. Three rectangular crimson red blocks, with blurred white and light blue edges, appear to float in the space: one large block on the right, a smaller one at the top left, and another smaller one towards the bottom center. The surface displays prominent texture with impasto and scraping marks.
STRATA

TRIA

47.2 × 31.5 in / 120 × 80 cm

Vertical abstract painting by Maurizio Valch featuring a dominant dark crimson color field. The surface shows incised horizontal lines in a lighter red and four small, rectangular blocks of a similar tone.
STRATA

VESTIGIA

31.5 × 47.2 in / 80 × 120 cm

Vertical abstract painting. A dark blue textured background with incised horizontal white bands. Four irregular bright red rectangular forms are distributed vertically. The red forms appear between the white lines, creating a sense of depth and layers over the blue.
STRATA

SIGNUM

31.5 × 47.2 in / 80 × 120 cm

Vertical abstract painting, STRATA XI — ASCENSUS. A dominant dark green field. At the top, a large red rectangular form emerges from a dense, textured horizontal line with dark, red, and blue tones. Two smaller red rectangular forms flank the main one, rising from the same line. Below, a dark rectangular block with touches of red and blue lies isolated.
STRATA

ASCENSUS

31.5 × 47.2 in / 80 × 120 cm

A vertical abstract painting featuring a deep indigo blue background with subtle chromatic variations. Four irregular rectangular blocks of textured crimson red are distributed asymmetrically across the surface. Fine, white incised lines traverse the canvas horizontally and diagonally, connecting the red blocks. The woven texture of the canvas is visible beneath the layered acrylic and oil paint.
STRATA

SUBMERSA

31.5 × 47.2 in / 80 × 120 cm

Horizontal abstract painting featuring a vast field in reddish-brown tones. Rectangular color blocks are prominent: a large bright turquoise one in the upper left, a smaller red one in the upper right, and another red block next to a black block in the lower center. A black rectangular shape is in the lower right. Thin white incised lines cross the surface horizontally, suggesting strata. Texture is visible within the color fields.
STRATA

FISSURA

47.2 × 31.5 in / 120 × 80 cm

Vertical abstract painting by Maurizio Valch. Dominant dark blue and brown tones are divided by horizontal bands. Small rectangular blocks in red, yellow, and white, alongside incised lines, are distributed across the composition. In the lower right, a small staircase ascends towards an opening in a dark plane. The surface features visible textures and paint drips.
LIMINA

ADITUS

31.5 × 47.2 in / 80 × 120 cm

A horizontal abstract painting with a dark background in deep blue and black, divided by thin white horizontal lines. Five small square elements—two outlined in white and three filled with bright red—are positioned along these lines at varying heights. A solid, vibrant red band runs horizontally across the entire bottom edge of the canvas.
SITUS

SINGULA

47.2 × 31.5 in / 120 × 80 cm

A vertical abstract painting featuring a textured vertical band in reddish-orange with a bright yellow edge on the left. The background is a large field of dark cobalt blue. On the center and right, thin horizontal and diagonal white lines support a medium red square on the upper right and a smaller red square below. Fine lines outline open rectangular shapes along the white lines.
SITUS

GRADUS

47.2 × 63 in / 120 × 160 cm

Vertical abstract painting with a large central indigo blue field divided by thin diagonal incised lines. At the top, a bright red square stands out against a dark brown background. Two yellow blocks occupy the far lateral edges. Small red, black, and light blue squares are distributed across the surface. The base features a dense, textured horizontal red band.
SITUS

COACTUS

31.5 × 47.2 in / 80 × 120 cm

Vertical abstract painting titled 'LIMEN' by Maurizio Valch. The composition features a large central field of light blue and white tones, flanked by a vertical yellow band on the left and a dark navy blue and black angular structure on the right. A band of intense red color extends across the bottom. Small rectangular forms and fine incised lines, some in pink or lime green, are distributed across the surface, suggesting spatial divisions and underlying structures.
EMERSIO

LIMEN

31.5 × 47.2 in / 80 × 120 cm

Vertical abstract painting with predominant orange, blue, and dark tones. It features horizontal color bands in the upper section: a wide orange stripe, a light greenish-blue, a narrower orange, and a very dark one at the top edge. From the base, large angular and monolithic forms emerge in dark green, red, deep blue, and textured black/gray, with pointed or irregular tops. Small incised lines are visible on some surfaces.
EMERSIO

CUSTODES

31.5 × 47.2 in / 80 × 120 cm

A horizontal abstract painting featuring angular, geometric structures in orange and yellow, receding into the background to create an architectural landscape. A white diagonal path crosses the composition towards the right, and a yellow circle appears in the upper left against a pale pink sky. Details such as a bright green rectangle and small, ladder-like incisions are visible on the surfaces of the structures.
PRIMORDIUM

VIA SOLIS

47.2 × 31.5 in / 120 × 80 cm

Horizontal abstract painting featuring a large rectangular red block on the left set against a deep blue sky, with a diffused white light point on the right. The bottom edge displays horizontal bands in ocher, pale gray, and vibrant orange, with two thin stairs in the foreground. The surface exhibits subtle textures and scraped areas.
MARE SOMNIORUM

LUX REMOTA

47.2 × 31.5 in / 120 × 80 cm

Artist identity

Painting as sedimented structure

At the center of this language stands the ground: layers, incisions, divisions and presences through which matter and memory become visible. The work remains open, avoiding fixed symbolic readings.

Bodies of work

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STRATA

Maurizio Valch's STRATA series features contemporary abstract painting, showcasing artwork with stratified surfaces. Crafted with acrylic and oil on canvas, this series stands out for its dense chromatic fields and profound incisions, evoking an inner, archetypal territory.

LIMINA

Maurizio Valch's LIMINA series features contemporary abstract paintings, executed in acrylic and oil on canvas. These minimalist and structural artworks explore territories of transit through superimposed planes, horizons, and suspended blocks, building a distinct visual language.

SITUS

SITUS is a series of contemporary abstract paintings exploring the position, boundaries, and distance between elemental forms. With an approach where negative space is as active as matter, each work functions as a minimalist abstract artwork structured around lines and territorial shifts.

EMERSIO

Maurizio Valch's EMERSIO series features original contemporary abstract painting. Crafted with acrylic and oil on canvas, these works explore the moment forms emerge from the territory, creating a territorial and minimalist abstraction through textured and stratified surfaces.

PRIMORDIUM

Maurizio Valch's PRIMORDIUM series features original contemporary abstract paintings, executed in acrylic and oil on canvas. These artworks are distinguished by their stratified textural surface and explore an originating territory, a primal ground where elementary forms emerge within a nascent space.

MARE SOMNIORUM

Maurizio Valch's MARE SOMNIORUM series presents original territorial abstract paintings. Created with acrylic and oil on canvas, these artworks explore an oneiric space of horizons and expansive planes, revealing an atmosphere of contemplation and serene strangeness.

FACIES

The «FACIES» series by Maurizio Valch explores contemporary abstract face painting. These works, realized in acrylic and oil on canvas, present structural art of fragmented faces, where identity emerges as an evolving surface – a visual coexistence of forms, gazes, and silences.

VORTEX

The Maurizio Valch VORTEX series presents an original contemporary abstract painting on canvas. These works, executed in acrylic and oil, explore the dynamics of attraction and transformation through concentric forms and distinctive material textures, creating a visually powerful space.