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Acrylic, pastel and colour pencil on paper. // This untitled work by Maurice Wyckaert is a compelling example of his abstract expressionist style, utilizing a dynamic mix of acrylic, pastel, and colored pencil on paper. The composition is dominated by dark, bold strokes that contrast with lighter areas and hints of blue, creating a sense of depth and movement reminiscent of a stormy landscape or turbulent seascape. Wyckaert’s loose, gestural approach gives the piece an energetic, almost chaotic quality, reflecting his fascination with nature’s power and mood. The layered textures and intersecting lines invite the viewer into an emotional, atmospheric experience, characteristic of Wyckaert's abstract works.
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Acrylic, pastel and colour pencil on paper. // This untitled work by Maurice Wyckaert is a compelling example of his abstract expressionist style, utilizing a dynamic mix of acrylic, pastel, and colored pencil on paper. The composition is dominated by dark, bold strokes that contrast with lighter areas and hints of blue, creating a sense of depth and movement reminiscent of a stormy landscape or turbulent seascape. Wyckaert’s loose, gestural approach gives the piece an energetic, almost chaotic quality, reflecting his fascination with nature’s power and mood. The layered textures and intersecting lines invite the viewer into an emotional, atmospheric experience, characteristic of Wyckaert's abstract works.
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Maurice Wyckaert
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Maurice Wyckaert
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