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Going for a walk
Located in New York, NY
Mixed media painting: acrylic paint, etching collage on wooden panel (framed) Ready to hang
Category

2010s Contemporary Mixed Media

Materials

Silk, Acrylic, Etching

Full Moon is coming to Town
Located in New York, NY
Mixed media painting on canvas. Ready to hang
Category

2010s Contemporary Mixed Media

Materials

Silk, Acrylic, Etching

Nala in the wild
Located in New York, NY
Mixed media painting: acrylic paint, etching collage on wooden panel (framed) Ready to hang
Category

2010s Contemporary Mixed Media

Materials

Silk, Acrylic, Etching

Deshilachado 007
Located in New York, NY
unraveled or worn at the edge
Category

2010s Abstract Geometric Mixed Media

Materials

Organic Material, Paper, Mixed Media, Watercolor

Deshilachado 006
Located in New York, NY
unraveled or worn at the edge
Category

2010s Abstract Geometric Mixed Media

Materials

Organic Material, Paper, Mixed Media, Watercolor

Deshilachado 005
Located in New York, NY
unraveled or worn at the edge
Category

2010s Abstract Geometric Mixed Media

Materials

Organic Material, Paper, Mixed Media, Watercolor

Deshilachado 004
Located in New York, NY
unraveled or worn at the edge
Category

2010s Abstract Geometric Mixed Media

Materials

Organic Material, Paper, Mixed Media, Watercolor

Deshilachado 003
Located in New York, NY
unraveled or worn at the edge
Category

2010s Abstract Geometric Mixed Media

Materials

Organic Material, Paper, Mixed Media, Watercolor

Deshilachado 002
Located in New York, NY
unraveled or worn at the edge
Category

2010s Abstract Geometric Mixed Media

Materials

Organic Material, Paper, Mixed Media, Watercolor

Deshilachado 001
Located in New York, NY
unraveled or worn at the edge
Category

2010s Abstract Geometric Mixed Media

Materials

Organic Material, Paper, Acrylic, Watercolor

Truck Of Color 008
Located in New York, NY
Series of pieces inspired by the graffiti and patina shown on vehicles I described As Trucks Of Color . For the past few years I had documented them around the world with the helps ...
Category

2010s Abstract Mixed Media

Materials

Paper, Mixed Media, Spray Paint, Acrylic, Watercolor

Truck Of Color 007
Located in New York, NY
Series of pieces inspired by the graffiti and patina shown on vehicles I described As Trucks Of Color . For the past few years I had documented them around the world with the helps ...
Category

2010s Abstract Mixed Media

Materials

Watercolor, Archival Paper, Mixed Media, Spray Paint, Acrylic

Truck Of Color 006
Located in New York, NY
Series of pieces inspired by the graffiti and patina shown on vehicles I described As Trucks Of Color . For the past few years I had documented them around the world with the helps ...
Category

2010s Abstract Mixed Media

Materials

Mixed Media, Spray Paint, Acrylic, Watercolor

Truck Of Color 006
Located in New York, NY
Series of pieces inspired by the graffiti and patina shown on vehicles I described As Trucks Of Color . For the past few years I had documented them around the world with the helps ...
Category

2010s Abstract Mixed Media

Materials

Paper, Mixed Media

Truck Of Color 005
Located in New York, NY
Series of pieces inspired by the graffiti and patina shown on vehicles I described As Trucks Of Color . For the past few years I had documented them around the world with the helps ...
Category

2010s Abstract Mixed Media

Materials

Paper, Mixed Media

Truck Of Color 004
Located in New York, NY
Series of pieces inspired by the graffiti and patina shown on vehicles I described As Trucks Of Color . For the past few years I had documented them around the world with the helps ...
Category

2010s Abstract Mixed Media

Materials

Paper, Mixed Media

Truck Of Color 003
Located in New York, NY
Series of pieces inspired by the graffiti and patina shown on vehicles I described As Trucks Of Color . For the past few years I had documented them around the world with the helps ...
Category

2010s Abstract Mixed Media

Materials

Paper, Mixed Media

Truck Of Color 002
Located in New York, NY
Series of pieces inspired by the graffiti and patina shown on vehicles I described As Trucks Of Color . For the past few years I had documented them around the world with the helps ...
Category

2010s Abstract Mixed Media

Materials

Paper, Mixed Media

Truck Of Color 001
Located in New York, NY
Series of pieces inspired by the graffiti and patina shown on vehicles I described As Trucks Of Color . For the past few years I had documented them around the world with the helps ...
Category

2010s Abstract Abstract Paintings

Materials

Paper, Mixed Media

Rainbow
Located in New York, NY
Mixed media painting( Acrylic paint, spray paint and pens on silk like canvas stretched on a heavy duty stretcher bars)
Category

2010s Contemporary Mixed Media

Materials

Canvas, Silk, Mixed Media, Acrylic

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