This artwork features wine crystals formed through the crystallization of potassium bitartrate, a compound naturally present in wine.
Chemical Formula: KHC₄H₄O₆
During wine storage, particularly at low temperatures, potassium bitartrate can crystallize and precipitate. In red wine, these crystals are naturally colored by anthocyanins, the pigments responsible for the wine's characteristic red color. Observed under polarized light microscopy, the crystals interact with light to reveal intricate geometric structures and vivid colors. The image presented is the result of a real chemical crystallization process. The artwork is printed on a premium acrylic desktop display designed for presentation on a desk, shelf, or interior space. The acrylic medium enhances the image's depth, contrast, and luminosity.
Support: Premium acrylic desktop display with high-quality metal stand
Print: Ultra HD photographic reproduction
Available Sizes: Small / Medium / Large
Finish: Glossy acrylic
Technique: Chemical recrystallization observed under polarized light microscopy
Edition: Open Edition
This artwork features wine crystals formed through the crystallization of potassium bitartrate, a compound naturally present in wine.
Chemical Formula: KHC₄H₄O₆
During wine storage, particularly at low temperatures, potassium bitartrate can crystallize and precipitate. In red wine, these crystals are naturally colored by anthocyanins, the pigments responsible for the wine's characteristic red color. Observed under polarized light microscopy, the crystals interact with light to reveal intricate geometric structures and vivid colors. The image presented is the result of a real chemical crystallization process. The artwork is printed on a premium acrylic desktop display designed for presentation on a desk, shelf, or interior space. The acrylic medium enhances the image's depth, contrast, and luminosity.
Support: Premium acrylic desktop display with high-quality metal stand
Print: Ultra HD photographic reproduction
Available Sizes: Small / Medium / Large
Finish: Glossy acrylic
Technique: Chemical recrystallization observed under polarized light microscopy
Edition: Open Edition
