Sin City Sag. Fuckhead Bubble-Gum

Steven Parrino

Sin City Sag. Fuckhead Bubble-Gum, 1992240 x 240cmSign in to view price
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Material
enamel and gesso on gathered canvas
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The vibrant artwork depicts a captivating interplay of colors and textures. The prominent feature is a bold, crimson fabric that dominates the frame, draped and folded in a dynamic, organic manner. The contrasting, muted tones of the surrounding fabric frame create a visually striking composition, highlighting the vivid hue and the expressive, sculptural quality of the central element. The artist's skilled use of texture and light imbues the piece with a sense of movement and drama, inviting the viewer to explore the interplay of form and color. The artwork's commanding presence and emotive impact suggest the artist's intention to evoke a powerful, sensorial experience. ...

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Artist
Steven Parrino
B.1958, American

Steven Parrino ignites painting with a radical energy, fusing punk and post-punk aesthetics into bold, confrontational works. He is best recognized for his "misshaped" monochrome canvases—works that he slashed, torn, or twisted off their stretchers, challenging traditional notions of flatness and form in painting. Parrino's artistic practice extended beyond painting to include sculpture, performance, video, and sound art. He approached all of his work with a radicalism born out of a deep understanding of the history of painting and the avant-garde. His work often drew inspiration from subcultural movements such as punk rock, biker culture, and the occult, reflecting a deep engagement with countercultural and nihilistic themes. Parrino's legacy continues to influence contemporary art, with his works held in major collections and his impact evident in the ongoing interest in his innovative approach to painting and multimedia art. ...

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