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Dirty Electricity
Acrylic · 32 x 20 in
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The source names Preston M. Smith (PMS). Local Artist Network has not verified this.
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Original PMS Abstract Acrylic Diptych Painting On Canvas - 32" x 20" This is a unique modern PMS abstract acrylic diptych painting that will make a statement in your home or office. These paintings are dark, mysterious, dynamic and a bit of a toxic social commentary. The colors streak and overlap, while also being contrasted by bold, vibrant color shifts. The paintings highlight fluorescent yellow, orange, red, black and white, with hints of blue in a balance of streaking colors and slices of texture. It has a playfully dark feeling, that comments on the toxicity of our modern urban environment. Who said that toxic can't be fun? It is truly an abstract modern diptych series like no other that will enhance your space. Note: This painting series is painted on two, .5" thin gallery wrap canvases and comes hang ready with the sides painted. They are not framed. Each individual painting measures 16" x 20" x .5" These paintings are signed on the front and include my Certificate of Authenticity. © 2025 PMS Artwork. All rights reserved. This work is a unique original work of art - Painting by Preston M. Smith (PMS) (United States), Acrylic on Canvas. The work is made up of several panels, Its dimensions are 50.8x81.3 cm. The artist's signature is present on the artwork. This artwork is part of the gallery Latest Artworks. Framing options are available for this artwork, please contact us for details. Materials: Canvas
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