Black Tar Painting, 21st Century by Mattia Biagi

This is a 2010 work by Mattia Biagi.  

This is a new work by Mattia Biagi Sculptural tar painting, metal frame.   

This is a new work by Mattia Biagi.  

This is a new work by Mattia Biagi.   

With his series of intense black mixed-media paintings, artist Gabriel Shuldiner captures the void simultaneously created by and filled up by technology. By layering the paintings wi...

A captivating exploration of depth and dimension, this abstract textural painting by Michael Allen is a striking statement of modern artistry. Executed on a wood panel, the compositi...

'Slate Black Noon' by Artist Jordan Tabachnik 'Slate Black Noon' is an evocative piece crafted using mixed media and paper on artist board. The artwo...

A captivating exploration of depth and dimension, this abstract textural painting by Michael Allen is a striking statement of modern artistry. Executed on a wood panel, the composition features bold, sculptural layers that interplay with light and shadow, creating a dynamic visual rhythm. The monochromatic palette intensifies the tactile quality of the piece, drawing the viewer into its intricately layered surface. Crafted with a meticulous blend of pigments, hardeners, glues, and acrylic, this artwork achieves a rich, almost sculptural texture that enhances its presence. The thick, expressive strokes capture movement and emotion, making each piece uniquely individual. The refined materiality and handcrafted composition make it a testament to Allen's masterful control over both medium and form. This modern textural painting can be showcased individually as a bold focal point or grouped together with other works from the collection to create an immersive visual narrative. Whether displayed in a gallery-style arrangement or as a standalone piece, it embodies contemporary sophistication, adding depth and intrigue to any space. ABOUT MICHAEL ALLEN Michael Allen is an artist, photographer, and founder of Cobalt Audio based in Laurel Canyon. He’s represented by MOGUL at the Pacific Design Center and known for his large-scale sculptural monochromatic paintings...