Horizontal abstract painting 'STRATA VIII - TRIA' by Maurizio Valch. A vast teal green color field dominates, crossed by fine incised horizontal lines. Three rectangular crimson red blocks appear, with one large on the right and two smaller ones distributed on the left side. The canvas surface shows distinct impasto and scraped textures.
Maurizio Valch, 'STRATA VIII - TRIA', an abstract painting from the STRATA series exploring spatial tension and textured surfaces.

Context study / TRIA

Monolitos Suspendidos en un mockup de interior

In 'STRATA VIII - TRIA', the canvas is defined by an expansive, horizontal teal green color field, establishing a foundational territory. Upon this surface, three rectangular crimson red blocks emerge with distinct edges, arranged asymmetrically to suggest solid forms or structures within the space. Fine horizontal lines, subtly incised, traverse the field, creating a rhythmic structure and a sense of stratification.

The materiality is central to the work's interpretation. Acrylic and oil are layered with dense impasto and scraped textures, lending a tactile quality to the surface, evocative of sedimentation and wear. The red blocks feature a more compact application, contrasting with the openness of the color field. Maurizio Valch's STRATA series explores territory not as an external landscape, but as a surface embedded with memory and transformation, where each visible element contributes to a contained and reflective atmosphere.

Original artwork
TRIA
Actual dimensions
47.2 × 31.5 in / 120 × 80 cm
Presentation
Digital contextual visualization

Context references

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About this visualization

This visualization places the artwork within an architectural context to help collectors and viewers imagine its presence in a real space. It is an interpretive reference, not an exact reproduction: the original work remains the sole authority for scale, color, surface and material presence.