"Deconstructed #2" by Madeline Island artist Steve McHugh, a stunning original mixed media collage that pushes the boundaries of traditional painting. This 8" x 8" piece features a combination of canvas and cardboard on a wood panel, with layers of oil, cold wax, graphite, and spray paint creating a truly expressive texture. McHugh's experimental approach to art is evident in the dynamic and captivating design of "Deconstructed #2." The artist's signature in the lower right corner is not just a typical signature - it's a unique red thumbprint that adds an extra layer of intrigue to this one-of-a-kind piece. Add a touch of bold, modern art to your collection with "Deconstructed #2."
 
The artwork is an abstract mixed-media piece with a dynamic interplay of textures, colors, and patterns. It is divided into two primary sections: the top section features a chaotic array of splattered paint in various hues, including yellows, reds, and blacks, creating a sense of spontaneous movement. The bottom section is more structured with vertical black stripes on cardboard over a background of blended whites, blues, and greens. Splashes of black paint and occasional bursts of brighter colors like yellow and red punctuate the composition. The overall effect is a vibrant and energetic balance between order and disorder. The wooden gallery floating frame provides a simple, natural contrast to the busy, colorful canvas.
 
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