Foiled Again original PMS oil painting on canvas

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Product description:This is a completely unique and original abstract oil painting on canvas. It was the first in a series I call the "Garbage Collection" where I incorporate actual trash and recycled materials into the painting itself. This specific painting is all about the artist's process and materials. I recycled actual pieces of material packaging and large segments of tin foil into the painting itself. You can see the tin foil shining through sections of the paint and they add extra unique texture to the painting itself. It is part of my attempt to comment on our wastefulness on this planet and make a statement about reducing your own impact and carbon footprint on the planet. It is truly an original oil painting like no other. Note: This painting is painted on canvas and does not come framed. However, the sides of the piece are painted black and framing is unnecessary, but up to the preference of the collector. This painting is signed on the front and includes my Certificate of Authenticity. © 2017 PMS Artwork. All rights reserved.

$450.00 USD

Foiled Again original PMS oil painting on canvas

Paintings by Preston M. Smith (PMS Artwork)

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Product ID#: 213847
Dimensions: 24" width x18" height x1" depth
Weight: 6
Materials: Canvas, Mixed Media, Oil, Paper
Subject: Cultural, Other Subjects
Style: Abstract, Contemporary, Cubism, Decorative, Expressionism, Modern, Other Styles, Urban
Colors: Blue, Green, Mixed, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, White, Yellow

Artwork Description: This is a completely unique and original abstract oil painting on canvas. It was the first in a series I call the "Garbage Collection" where I incorporate actual trash and recycled materials into the painting itself. This specific painting is all about the artist's process and materials. I recycled actual pieces ...
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