GENESIS | Maurizio Valch

About this series

Genesis represents the transformation of the inner territory. The stable horizon begins to fracture, while forms rise, divide, and shift from one state to another. Architectures, passages, and monolithic bodies appear as structures in formation, suspended between what is disappearing and what has not yet fully emerged.

Genesis represents the transformation of the inner territory. The stable horizon begins to fracture, while forms rise, divide, and shift from one state to another. Architectures, passages, and monolithic bodies appear as structures in formation, suspended between what is disappearing and what has not yet fully emerged.

The series does not speak of an absolute origin, but of a new beginning after rupture. It is the moment when a former structure can no longer sustain itself and the territory begins to reorganize from within.

Series works

Works in this series

A vertical abstract painting featuring several dark, angular, monolithic forms rising from the bottom against a background of distinct horizontal color bands. From top to bottom, the bands are dark teal, pale blue-green, vibrant orange, and deep red. The dark forms are textured with visible brushstrokes and some white linear marks. One large, black, spired form dominates the right side, and a smaller, dark green, pointed form is on the left. A mid-blue angular form is between them. Faint white lines and small rectangular shapes are visible across the colored fields.

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Silent Spires

80 × 120 cm / 31.5 × 47.2 in

An abstract vertical painting featuring large, intersecting fields of color. A pale, luminous blue field occupies the center, flanked by a vibrant, textured yellow wedge on the left. On the right, dark blue and black angular blocks descend. A rich red plane anchors the bottom, extending across the width. Fine horizontal lines and small rectangular outlines in lime green and pink are visible across the color fields.

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Architectural Divide

80 × 120 cm / 31.5 × 47.2 in