Untitled 5
DUE TO THE MIXED MEDIA NATURE OF THIS ARTWORK, THIS PIECE IS ONLY AVAILABLE TO BE SOLD AS AN ORIGINAL
1993, 24.5 x 36 x 1.5 inches unframed, acrylic, cheese cloth and thread on found wood. St, Charles Studio, Detroit.
Never exhibited.
When my studio was in West Indian Village, Detroit, there were many abandoned homes. I would occasionally go through the neighborhood and look for found objects to use in my work. This piece of wood had an unusual cut at the top that I thought could be a window. I found a smaller piece of old painted wood to fill in the space at the top of the piece to represent a dilapidated window sill, and used cheese cloth to represent the tattered curtain. The colorful abstract strokes celebrate the lives and memories that inhabited the residence.
Original available, priced at $750USD
If interested in purchasing this original artwork, please feel free to reach out to me, here.
DUE TO THE MIXED MEDIA NATURE OF THIS ARTWORK, THIS PIECE IS ONLY AVAILABLE TO BE SOLD AS AN ORIGINAL
1993, 24.5 x 36 x 1.5 inches unframed, acrylic, cheese cloth and thread on found wood. St, Charles Studio, Detroit.
Never exhibited.
When my studio was in West Indian Village, Detroit, there were many abandoned homes. I would occasionally go through the neighborhood and look for found objects to use in my work. This piece of wood had an unusual cut at the top that I thought could be a window. I found a smaller piece of old painted wood to fill in the space at the top of the piece to represent a dilapidated window sill, and used cheese cloth to represent the tattered curtain. The colorful abstract strokes celebrate the lives and memories that inhabited the residence.
Original available, priced at $750USD
If interested in purchasing this original artwork, please feel free to reach out to me, here.
DUE TO THE MIXED MEDIA NATURE OF THIS ARTWORK, THIS PIECE IS ONLY AVAILABLE TO BE SOLD AS AN ORIGINAL
1993, 24.5 x 36 x 1.5 inches unframed, acrylic, cheese cloth and thread on found wood. St, Charles Studio, Detroit.
Never exhibited.
When my studio was in West Indian Village, Detroit, there were many abandoned homes. I would occasionally go through the neighborhood and look for found objects to use in my work. This piece of wood had an unusual cut at the top that I thought could be a window. I found a smaller piece of old painted wood to fill in the space at the top of the piece to represent a dilapidated window sill, and used cheese cloth to represent the tattered curtain. The colorful abstract strokes celebrate the lives and memories that inhabited the residence.
Original available, priced at $750USD