Abstract Vertical Composition (Purple and Amber Motif)
Sculpture, pedestal-mounted • Modern Studio Glass/Resin school; reminiscent of the style of Shlomi Haziza or similar contemporary decorative artists.
Style & Movement
Contemporary Abstract / Mid-Century Modern Revival / Studio Art
Medium & Technique
Polished cast acrylic (Lucite) or resin with internal veining/swirling pigments; cold-working and polishing techniques.
Creation Period
Late 20th to early 21st Century (c. 1990-present)
Dimensions & Format
Approximately 24-36 inches in height; vertical/portrait orientation.
Subject Description
A non-objective vertical composition consisting of organic and geometric interlocking shapes. The lower section is a flame-like vertical form balanced on a faceted clear base, while the upper section features a broad, curved ribbon-like band encircling a vertical pillar. The color palette features deep violets and golden ambers with fluid, marbleized internal patterns.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Excellent; no visible chips, cracks, or yellowing to the synthetic medium. Surfaces appear highly polished with high reflectivity.
Estimated Market Value
$800 - $2,500 USD
Auction Estimate
$500 - $1,500 USD
Provenance History
Likely acquired via a high-end contemporary art gallery or luxury interior design boutique. Unknown previous private collection.
Art Historical Significance
Represents the late 20th-century exploration of synthetic materials in fine art, emphasizing light transmission, transparency, and the fluidity of suspended pigments. While primarily decorative, it sits within the lineage of the California Light and Space movement.
Notable Features
Dynamic use of 'trapped' color within clear resin; complex interlocking of independent forms; faceted crystalline base that enhances light refraction.
Condition Issues
None visible; potential for light surface scratches (typical of acrylic) if handled frequently without gloves.
Conservation Recommendations
Avoid direct sunlight to prevent UV degradation or fading of pigments. Clean only with specialized acrylic cleaners and microfiber cloths to avoid scratching.