Untitled Mixed Media Abstract Collage by M. Peigan

This is a vibrant and complex mixed media artwork on a square format, likely paper or a composite board, dated '01 (2001). The composition is a dense, non-linear narrative combining painting—likely acrylic or gouache—with collage elements. The color palette is exceptionally broad, featuring saturated primary and secondary hues organized into a grid-like but organic patchwork of rectangular and irregular cells. Notable features include the recurring motif of stylized, almond-shaped 'eyes' scattered throughout the piece, suggesting themes of surveillance or multisensory perception. The collage elements are particularly significant, incorporating international currency (specifically what appears to be Brazilian Cruzados or similar South American banknotes), small portrait cutouts, and textural paper scraps. The lower section features a prominent brick-red arc adorned with circles and a serrated mechanical-looking line. A signature and date in the bottom center read 'M. PEIGAN 01'. The craftsmanship displays a confident use of layers and varying opacities, typical of contemporary Outsider or Neo-Expressionist styles from the early 21st century. The condition appears stable with clean edges, though there is natural surface texture variation inherent to the mixed media process and potential minor yellowing of collaged paper edges due to age-related oxidation.