WALL RELIEF »Architecture of the Mask« 80×100 cm

A wall relief where black metal lines form a grid of squares and rectangles. Within it, a face emerges, reduced to geometric basics. The surfaces are filled with red, blue, yellow, as well as white, gray, and black. The work merges strict order with human expression.

Technique & Material

Black metal frame with composite panels in yellow, red, blue, white, gray, and black. The material mix creates sharp contours and vivid contrasts.

Format & Edition

80 × 100 cm including wall mount · Edition 1/3 · numbered and hand-signed

Concept

The work interprets the mask as an architectural structure. The face is not portrayed but constructed from lines and surfaces. It becomes an image of humanity between identity and abstraction.

Classification

Modern abstract art · Geometric abstraction · Bauhaus/Constructivism · Contemporary wall reliefs

Placement

Perfect for modern living spaces, offices, or galleries. The linear structure especially suits minimalist, bright interiors.

Artwork Reflection

The wall relief “Architecture of the Mask” demonstrates how the human face can be translated into geometry. Lines form a grid of order and stability, while circles and color fields add vitality. The mask becomes a symbol of tension between individuality and system, personality and construction. Not just decoration, but a statement about modern form language.