Diptych Voile /monochrome, 2026

Turik&Art  

Pearl and silver fall the way a shawl slips from a shoulder — slowly, and without a sound. Two panels of it, side by side: the veil of a woman's hat, caught mid-descent and held there.

Nothing in this work is loud. Colour is reduced almost to silence — pearl, silver, soft grey — so that everything happens in the surface itself. Poured acrylic and metallic paint build a fine relief of ridges and veins that catches the raking light and changes through the day: cool and almost white at midday, warmer and deeper towards evening, with the pearl and metallic surfacing at an angle and disappearing head-on. Finished with lacquer, not resin — the surface stays dry and tactile, closer to stone and fabric than to glass, and it holds light rather than reflecting it back.

The tall vertical format gives a room height. The diptych works on a large wall in a reception room, along a hallway, behind a dining table, or flanking a doorway; the two panels hung with a narrow gap read as one continuous fall of light. The palette is neutral enough to sit with stone, oak, linen and brushed metal, and quiet enough not to compete with the architecture around it.

This listing is for the diptych, both panels together.

A new work, shown here for the first time. Original and unique, by Turik & Art. Hand-signed on the front, branded brass plaque on the side edge, certificate of authenticity included. Delivered stretched and ready to hang, double-boxed and insured.