The 65Th anniversary of Mr. R
$2,341
About This Work
A charged, tactile composition built from fragments of the real world, this acrylic mixed‑media piece radiates the energy of urban collage and material experimentation.
Acrylic paint, spray, ink, colored chalk, and colored pencils weave together with fabric scraps, pieces of leather, and a bold PVC “R” to form a vibrant, sculptural surface. The result is a dynamic field of color and texture where graphic forms, torn edges, and layered marks collide in rhythmic tension.
The palette — dominated by pinks, reds, oranges, and deep blacks — creates a sense of movement and heat, while the large PVC letter anchors the composition like a found relic from a city façade. Every material carries its own history: soft eteric fabric against rigid plastic, chalk dust beside glossy spray, leather stitched into the visual noise. These contrasts give the artwork a raw, contemporary presence.
This piece speaks to themes of identity, reconstruction, and the beauty of assembled chaos. It’s ideal for collectors who appreciate bold materiality, conceptual layering, and artworks that blur the line between painting and object.
Acrylic paint, spray, ink, colored chalk, and colored pencils weave together with fabric scraps, pieces of leather, and a bold PVC “R” to form a vibrant, sculptural surface. The result is a dynamic field of color and texture where graphic forms, torn edges, and layered marks collide in rhythmic tension.
The palette — dominated by pinks, reds, oranges, and deep blacks — creates a sense of movement and heat, while the large PVC letter anchors the composition like a found relic from a city façade. Every material carries its own history: soft eteric fabric against rigid plastic, chalk dust beside glossy spray, leather stitched into the visual noise. These contrasts give the artwork a raw, contemporary presence.
This piece speaks to themes of identity, reconstruction, and the beauty of assembled chaos. It’s ideal for collectors who appreciate bold materiality, conceptual layering, and artworks that blur the line between painting and object.
