Electric Kool Aid fluid abstract triptych paintings by Preston M. Smith PMS artsyhome.com: Product

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Product description:This triptych consists of three completely unique and original abstract acrylic paintings on canvas and will add some "razzle dazzle" to your space. The pieces are an exercise in fluid painting and the neon colors pulsate and swim next to a blizzard of white, almost negative space. They are beautifully colorful pieces that are alive with electric, positive energy that will liven up your space. They are the perfect pieces for the right spot in your home or office. Note: These paintings are painted on canvas and do not come framed, however the painting continues on the edges of each canvas and therefore framing is not necessary on either. These are meant to be hung as a series and come hang ready. Paintings in pictures might not be perfectly to scale. This painting is signed on the back and includes my Certificate of Authenticity. © 2018 PMS Artwork. All rights reserved.

Electric Kool Aid fluid abstract triptych paintings by Preston M. Smith PMS

$725.00 USD

Paintings by Preston M. Smith (PMS Artwork)

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Product ID#: 214804.
Dimensions: 48" width x20" height x1" depth
Weight: 9
Materials: Acrylic, Canvas, Other Materials
Subject: Cultural, Floral, Inspirational, Landscape, Nature, Other Subjects, Seascape
Style: Abstract, Contemporary, Decorative, Expressionism, Modern, Other Styles, Pop Art
Colors: Blue, Brown, Green, Mixed, Orange, Pink, White, Yellow

Artwork Description: This triptych consists of three completely unique and original abstract acrylic paintings on canvas and will add some "razzle dazzle" to your space. The pieces are an exercise in fluid painting and the neon colors pulsate and swim next to a blizzard of white, almost negative space. They are beautifully colorful ...
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Artist Preston M. Smith (PMS) found himself cross-eyed and with no depth perception as a child. This was the "lens" through which he developed his unique visual perspective of the world, which he now shares as a painter. Preston’s work has transitioned from moody pop surrealist paintings into vibrantly colorful, tactile, highly textured and almost "edible"abstract works. His mantra for his abstract work is "color, texture, and beauty", and his work and life have been an expression of moving from darkness into light. Preston’s work has been showcased alongside...