Expressionist Madonna and Child painting in an early 21st-century style

This appears to be an acrylic or oil painting on a rectangular surface, likely canvas, depicting a modern interpretation of the 'Madonna and Child' motif. The artwork features an abstract, faceless figure holding a smaller figure, characterized by bold, expressive brushstrokes and a vibrant palette of blues, teals, oranges, and reds. A prominent light-colored halo emanates from the central figure's head. Notably, the adult figure is depicted wearing a blue medical-style face mask, which strongly suggests the piece was created during the COVID-19 pandemic era. The lower-right corner bears a signature that appears consistent with 'Kellyann' followed by the number '20', which likely indicates the year of creation as 2020. The paint exhibits visible texture and varied opacity, particularly in the drapery of the garments. The background is a dark teal-black, providing a high contrast for the central subjects. While the work is stylistically consistent with contemporary expressionist religious art, the signature remains unverified without professional authentication and Physical examination. The overall condition appears good with no obvious surface loss or flaking visible in the image.

I have examined the digital image of this modern 'Madonna and Child' composition, which appears to be an acrylic or oil painting on canvas. Based on what I can see, the work features a signature and date consistent with 'Kellyann 20'. The inclusion of a medical mask strongly suggests a creation date during the 2020 global pandemic. Market demand for COVID-era themed religious expressionism is currently niche but active among collectors of contemporary social commentary. This estimate assumes the work is a unique piece by the artist indicated. While the brushwork and heavy impasto are visible, I cannot verify the medium's composition or the substrate's integrity from a photo. As I am treating the attribution to 'Kellyann' as a hypothesis, this value range reflects the typical market for contemporary regional expressionist works of similar scale. I cannot make an authoritative claim regarding the artist's identity or primary market standing without further research. To refine this estimate, a physical inspection would be required to evaluate the paint surface for stability and to confirm the signature's integration with the paint layers. Provenance documentation or a certificate from the artist would be necessary to confirm authorship. If the work were determined to be a print on canvas or a student-level copy rather than an attribution-consistent painting, the value would likely fall to $50 - $100. Conversely, if the artist has a significant local or national exhibition record not apparent here, the value could exceed the current range.