Mixed Media Abstract Collage in Double-Glazed Tabletop Frame

This is an untitled original mixed media artwork, likely dating from the late 20th century to the early 21st century. The piece features a central collage element composed of torn paper with feathered edges, layered with various geometric and abstract shapes. Notably, a small square sits in the upper center containing a vibrant red circular form resembling a sun or seal. Below this, a pinkish-tan crescent or semi-circle is intersected by four thick, vertical or slightly angled red bands that suggest structural elements or rays. The composition is set within a specialized double-glazed display, where the artwork appears to float between two panes of glass, allowing the background to remain visible through the torn edges of the paper. The frame is constructed from light-toned natural wood, possibly oak or pine, with a simple square profile and mitered corners. It is supported by two protruding wooden foot blocks, indicating it is designed for tabletop or shelf display rather than wall hanging. Small metallic glazier's points are visible holding the glass in place. The condition appears fair to good; there is some visible dust and surface smudging on the internal glass surfaces, and some slight separation or age-related wear to the wooden joints. No artist signature or maker's marks are visible on the front of the piece. The craftsmanship reflects a bespoke, contemporary approach to framing and abstract assemblage.