Description
“Red Strata and Mint Horizon”
Product Description
Chromatic Strata of the Mind: An Original Mixed Media Work by Richard Chipane
Immerse yourself in the layered, visceral world of “Red Strata and Mint Horizon,” a stunning original mixed media painting by contemporary artist Richard Chipane. This artwork is not a passive image; it is an physical presence defined by its extreme impasto texture and bold, non-representational color fields that refuse to recede.
A definitive example of layered abstraction, the composition is a rhythmic collision of Vertical and horizontal color blocks. A large, central field of light mint green, which has been scraped and layered to reveal hints of the tones beneath, functions as a ‘horizon.’ Below it sits a massive, heavily textured formation of deep crimson and red—a grounding, visceral ‘strata.’ Surrounding this central pair are vibrant fields of saturated yellow and a dark, forest green. The defining detail is the textured, copper-rust-colored element on the upper right, which features a distinct, jagged white line—a ‘tether’ or fault line that adds a unique point of tension and narrative potential.
Physical & Technical Specifications:
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Artist: Richard Chipane
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Medium: Original high-relief mixed media, impasto, and acrylic on gallery-wrapped canvas. on Oil Stretched Canvas
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Dimensions: Substantial size (1m x 1m).
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Presentation: Professionally presented without a frame, showcasing the painted edges for a contemporary look, or ready for a floating frame of your choice.
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Condition: Excellent, a recent contemporary piece (2025).
Collector’s Value & Impact:
“Red Strata and Mint Horizon” is a unique opportunity to acquire a defining piece of new contemporary abstraction from the collection of Richard Chipane. Its high-impact scale and complex materiality make it an ideal centerpiece for minimalist, industrial-chic, or modern executive interiors. It provides a profound visual anchor for a space, transitioning between a powerful color statement and a detailed landscape for the eye.
“This painting is not about a single thought, but a synchronized strata of emotions. The scraped paint and rough materials are the true language of the piece.” — Richard Chipane
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