Published work / SITUS
COACTUS
Geometric tension and color fields within the territory of SITUS
- Medium
- Pintura
- Size
- 80 × 120 cm / 31.5 × 47.2 in
- Series
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SITUS
Painting series
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. View series
- Orientation
- Vertical
- Context studies
- 11
Conceptual Note
A vibrant crimson square rests on the upper boundary of a vast indigo blue field, set against a dense, dark brown band. In this vertical color field painting, the canvas is organized through distinct horizontal and diagonal incised lines that segment the space into multiple chromatic layers. Sharp-edged yellow bands anchor the lateral borders, while smaller red, black, and light blue square units appear suspended or supported at the intersections of these spatial divisions.
The material execution of the work reveals a careful layering of glazes and impastos characteristic of this original acrylic and oil painting. The incised lines crossing the blue background act as geometric thresholds, guiding the viewer's eye across a subtle low relief where the paint surface shows delicate erosion and sedimentation. At the base, a deep red plane balances the weight of the dark upper register, establishing a textured geometric abstract artwork defined by compositional rigor.
The placement of these elemental forms on the support generates a quiet tension between isolation and belonging. Within the SITUS series, space functions as a territory where the distance between color blocks defines their position and formal equilibrium. Rather than offering a closed narrative, the canvas invites contemplation of these geometric elements suspended in a silence that questions the relationship between forms and the space they occupy.