Acrylic on canvas
and ink on
paper.
Arcos creates original works in acrylic on canvas and ink on paper. Planned paths become physical marks through a brush, technical pen, or another tool chosen for the work. Paint, ink, and surface shape the finished piece.
Each work is a one-of-one physical original, shaped by a system and by material variations that cannot be repeated exactly.
Ink on paper series
Curves of Her is an ongoing series of one-of-one A3 ink drawings on Fabriano paper. Fine line, spacing, overlap, and paper surface shape each work.
Acrylic on canvas series
Works by medium
Two materials, one practice.
Ink on paper
A3 artwork · 40 × 50 cm framed presentation · 225 EUR
Fine plotted lines gather, overlap, and shift in density across Fabriano paper.
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Acrylic on canvas
50 × 70 cm canvas · 55 × 75 cm framed · 620 EUR
A brush carries acrylic through plotted movements, mixing colours directly on the prepared canvas.
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Process
A system, a movement, a surface.
Each work begins with a planned structure and is completed directly on paper or canvas. A brush carries acrylic paint across canvas, while a technical pen draws ink onto paper.
The path sets the movement, but material contact determines what remains: paint load, brush drag, ink flow, paper absorption, and canvas texture.
Read about the processJournal
Notes on process, material, and finished works.
Collecting
What Makes an Arcos Work an Original?
How a generated structure becomes a one-of-one physical artwork, and what a collector acquires when choosing an Arcos work.
Process
How a Plotted Path Becomes an Acrylic Painting
The Lineage workflow from a selected SVG to acrylic paint, synthetic brush movement, colour mixing, drying, and final selection.
Practice
The Plotter as an Artist's Instrument
A clear account of authorship, control, supervision, and material variation in an artist-controlled plotter process.