Abstract Geometric Composition (Detail)

Contemporary Painting on CanvasContemporary artist; style suggests the influence of Abstract Expressionism or Digital-inflected Contemporary Abstraction.

Abstract Geometric Composition (Detail)

Style & Movement

Contemporary Abstraction / Neo-Expressionism with a focus on tactile surface texture and sharp, rhythmic color fields.

Medium & Technique

Acrylic or Oil on canvas, utilizing hard-edge serrated brushwork or palette knife techniques to create a jagged, 'sawtooth' textural effect.

Creation Period

Late 20th to early 21st Century (c. 1990–present)

Dimensions & Format

Estimated 60 x 30 cm (approx. 24 x 12 in); Vertical Portrait Orientation.

Subject Description

Non-representational exploration of form and color. The composition features interlocking serrated planes of deep brown, ochre/tan, and light teal/mint green. The focus is on the energetic interface between these colored zones.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good; surface shows vibrant pigment retention but exhibits visible texture-based artifacts consistent with digital compression or modern synthetic media.

Estimated Market Value

$500 - $2,500 (depending on artist recognition and exhibition history)

Auction Estimate

$300 - $1,500

Provenance History

Unknown; appears to be a contemporary work possibly sourced from a private collection or a modern gallery setting specializing in non-figurative art.

Art Historical Significance

A representative example of late-modern textural abstraction where the 'process' of paint application becomes the primary subject. It echoes the energy of mid-century gestural painting but with a more controlled, repetitive geometric logic.

Notable Features

Distinctive 'glitch' or 'zigzag' brushwork produces a vibrating optical effect at the boundaries of color transitions, bridging the gap between physical impasto and digital aesthetics.

Condition Issues

Minor surface dust; potential for light cracking along the high-impasto peaks of the serrated edges due to different drying rates of thick paint layers.

Conservation Recommendations

Maintain in a climate-controlled environment (50% RH). Professional dusting with a soft anti-static brush. UV-protective glazing if framed to prevent fading of the teal pigments.

Identified on 3/22/2026