Michael Durst's "Table Mountain Vector Point" Mixed Media Contemporary Art Painting

This is beautiful artwork is part of a series of fractal digital visions.  It expresses the awe and wonderment of one of the greatest natural wonders in the world, Table Mountain in Cape Town.  This work celebrates its magnificence, beauty and the mystery of the vector point that it creates for human consciousness.

As a psychologist and heart-centered hypnotherapist, Dr. Durst has created visual experiences to connect to the heart.   

The original is hand glazed with many layers of acrylic paint and varnish to really bring out the beautiful colours and create a three dimensional effect. 

This piece has won Top Awards, (1^st, 2^nd or 3^rd Place) in international art competitions, including: “Take A Look”, “Dynamic Digital Graphics,” and “Abstract and Surreal Art”.  

It has also been featured on the following art sites:

"The World We See"

"Premium Artists"

"Art and Meditation"

“Fractal and Digitally Created Art”

“All Stars”

“Happiness and Harmony” and

"Fractalicious"

The R4800 or best offer is "direct from the artist" since gallery prices would be double or triple.  It is "gallery-wrapped" i.e. painted on all sides, so a frame is not necessary.  

It would look stunning in any home, office or waiting room.

About the Artist:

According to the Ico Gallery in New York, “Dr Michael Durst is one of today’s most versatile and accomplished contemporary artists. As a psychologist, his paintings create not only beauty but also a state of relaxation, evoking an emotional link to the heart-thus the name: Heartscapes.” 

His exhibitions in Cape Town, the Netherlands, New York, India and Chicago have received rave reviews and gained him international renown. His work has won countless top awards from Fine Art International.

 Copyright Notice: All images are fully protected by U.S. and international copyright laws, all rights reserved. The images may not be copied, reproduced, manipulated or used in any way, without the written permission of Dr. G. M. Durst.