Abstract Earth
Yuli SaputraYuli Saputra translates the raw weight of the terrain into digital layers, building a tactile landscape of sediment and stone. This piece anchors the room with the quiet gravity of the natural world, rendered through a palette of deep minerals and weathered silt.

Abstract Earth
Yuli Saputra translates the raw weight of the terrain into digital layers, building a tactile landscape of sediment and stone. This piece anchors the room with the quiet gravity of the natural world, rendered through a palette of deep minerals and weathered silt.
28 × 35 cm · about ⅛ the width of a 3-seat sofa
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Art Analysis
The tactile rhythm of mineral and silt
In this digital composition, Saputra explores the physical language of the outdoors, focusing on the granular details of soil and rock. The work moves away from literal representation to favor the rugged textures found in geological formations. By layering organic tones, the artist mimics the slow accumulation of earth, creating a surface that feels both ancient and freshly unearthed.
The portrait orientation emphasizes a vertical slice of the world, much like a core sample taken from the ground beneath us. Framed in a classic style, the piece balances a modern digital technique with a Scandi-inspired restraint. It functions as a grounding element in a space, offering a rhythmic study of the textures that define our physical environment.
The piece uses non-representational, layered forms to evoke the ancient mineral layers and rocky structures of the desert.
Saputra utilizes digital tools to simulate subtle, inviting textures that soften the sharp edges of the geometry.
The composition reflects a Scandi aesthetic through its clean lines and focus on the elemental simplicity of the northern landscape.
This work bridges the gap between traditional landscape inspiration and current digital execution.
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