This 106 x 180 cm oil on canvas composition is constructed with multiple irregularly shaped panels, emphasizing fragmentation, balance, and the organic layering of geological formations.
With a subdued yet rich palette of muted greens, soft grays, and earthy ochres, the painting evokes a sense of stability, contemplation, and connection to the earth. The subtle white highlights and textured brushwork add depth, enhancing the interplay between structure and organic fluidity.
This thought-provoking piece carries an air of meditative introspection, making it an ideal statement artwork for offices, contemporary galleries, hotel lobbies, and modern architectural spaces. Tarcsi’s signature technique of small intersecting strokes and color layering ensures that Plate Tectonics remains a captivating exploration of form, space, and natural harmony.
Daniel Tarcsi
Abstract | Minimalism
Established Artist
Biography
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