Gemälde Acryl auf Leinwand - Tryptichon - Hanna Malang - The Unit of Illusion
EUR 835.66
Einzelstück – verfügbar
Zustand: Neu · Burgdorf, DE
Artikelmerkmale
- Künstler: Hanna Malang
- Produktart: Gemälde
- Stil: Hyperrealismus
- Besonderheiten: Triptychon
- Handgefertigt: Ja
- Signiert: Ja
- Material: Acryl, Leinwand
- Rahmung: Gerahmt
- Länge: 2 cm
- Motiv: Stadtbilder
- Herkunftsregion: Deutschland
- Höhe: 60 cm
- Kultur: Dene
- Breite: 130 cm
- Größe: Mittel
- Herstellungsmethode: Acrylgemälde
- Thema: Fantasie
- Signiert von: Hanna Malang
- Original/Lizenzierte Reproduktion: Original
- Ursprungsland: Deutschland
- Herstellungszeitraum: Ab 2020
- Herstellungsjahr: 2025
- EAN: 0743194242046
Beschreibung
Title:
Original Acrylic Triptych – "The Illusion Unit" – Abstract Art on Canvas – Hand-Painted
Description:
Between architecture and appearance, a presence emerges—measured not by dimensions, but by distortions. "The Illusion Unit" is not a place, not a person, but a threshold where perception hesitates. Cities drift like lost data in memory. A solitary figure—structured, still, yet elusive—acts as a stabilizer for all that resists definition.
This original triptych, titled "The Illusion Unit" , is hand-painted with acrylic on three separate canvases, each stretched on wooden bars. The composition includes:
Center panel: 50 × 60 cm
Side panels (2): 40 × 60 cm each
Total dimensions when displayed together: 130 × 60 cm
All edges are painted, so no external framing is required. Each canvas is hand-signed and titled on the back. The set is sold unframed and will be carefully packed in a sturdy box for safe shipping.
My artistic approach blends perception and form. With a background in physics, I explore how we experience reality—how light, shape, and space shift in the mind, blurring the line between what is seen and what is felt. Some of my works depict fragmented figures formed from geometric layers; others evoke dreamlike landscapes where abstraction and nature merge.
I’m drawn to the tension between structure and intuition, precision and chaos. My paintings often dwell between the familiar and the unknown, inviting viewers to navigate shifting perspectives and layered meanings. Influenced by Cubism, Art Nouveau, Surrealism, and Magical Realism, I primarily work with acrylics, emphasizing strong brushwork, dynamic layering, and bold contrasts to create a sense of depth and movement.
Each piece I create is an open question—a space to explore the imagined, the intangible, and the in-between.