Maximilian Daniels | Sky

Maximilian Daniels

Maximilian Daniels | Sky #2

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Sky #2 (2021) by Maximilian Daniels is a square-format painting executed in oil and acrylic on canvas. The composition features a central cross-like configuration in luminous cyan, overlaid with transparent layers of geometric shapes and gestural markings in magenta, violet, and green. The surface reveals subtle texture and visual depth through Daniels’ use of layering, masking, and tonal variation.

The interplay between saturated colour and translucent veils creates a spatial tension that shifts with viewing angle and light. The work reflects the artist’s interest in optical vibration, formal abstraction, and the dynamics of colour relationships. Signed by the artist, Sky #2 is a concise example of Daniels’ process-driven approach to contemporary abstraction.

Artist: Maximilian Daniels
Title: Sky #2
Year of Production: 2021
Dimensions:

Artwork: 82 l x 82 h x 6.5 d cm
Media: Oil and acrylic on canvas
Additional Details:
  • Signed by Artist
  • Provenance Documents Available

 

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Maximilian Daniels (b. 1991)

Lives and works in Sydney, Australia

Maximilian Daniels is an Australian painter whose practice is rooted in observation, material sensitivity, and a deep engagement with process. Working from his studio in Sydney, Daniels develops his paintings through the slow and deliberate layering of translucent pigments, building surface and depth through subtle repetition and gestural nuance.

At the core of his work is a sustained focus on the materiality of painting—its rhythms, rituals, and quiet complexities. Each composition emerges from a meditative process of mixing colour, applying delicate layers, and responding intuitively to shifts in light and atmosphere. His studio environment, particularly the interplay of glass and natural light, often serves as a key point of departure.

Daniels’ work reflects a commitment to exploring the poetic potential of restraint, repetition, and surface. His paintings evoke a contemplative space, where process and perception converge.

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