Oliver Vrancken | Ex Machina
Oliver Vrancken | Ex Machina
Oliver Vrancken | Ex Machina
Oliver Vrancken | Ex Machina
Oliver Vrancken | Ex Machina
Oliver Vrancken | Ex Machina

OLIVER VRANCKEN

Oliver Vrancken | Ex Machina

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Ex Machina is a large-format work by Olivier Vrancken composed of layered geometric forms and tonal fields. The painting is executed in acrylic on linen, utilising a muted palette of pale grey, taupe, off-white, and deep green. Linear elements and surface variations are present throughout, creating areas of contrast and visual rhythm.

The composition integrates both structured and gestural components, balancing defined shapes with subtle textural detail. The overall effect suggests architectural reference points or schematic forms without direct representation. Ex Machina reflects Vrancken’s ongoing interest in spatial organisation, abstraction, and material surface.

Artist: Oliver Vrancken
Title: Ex Machina
Year of Production: 2019
Dimensions:

Artwork: 100 l x 120 h x 3 d cm
Media: Acrylic on Linen
Additional Details:
  • Signed by Artist
  • Provenance Documents Available

 

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Belgian-born contemporary artist, Olivier Vrancken, known for his minimalist compositions and meditative use of form, texture, and colour. Initially trained in graphic design and illustration, Vrancken transitioned into fine art to pursue a more intuitive and personal visual language. His work blends geometric abstraction with organic imperfection, often exploring themes of spatial harmony, memory, and natural erosion.

Working primarily with acrylic on linen or canvas, Vrancken builds his compositions through layered brushwork and carefully considered colour fields. Subtle irregularities—weathered textures, fractured lines, and tonal shifts—imbue each piece with a quiet dynamism and depth. Drawing inspiration from architecture, nature, and Eastern philosophy, his practice invites stillness and contemplation.

Vrancken’s work has been exhibited internationally and is held in private collections around the world. Now based in France, he continues to develop his distinctive voice through a practice rooted in balance, restraint, and emotional resonance.

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