Abstract Mixed Media Painting with Corrugated Texture and Gold Leaf

This item is a vibrant mixed media abstract artwork, likely executed on canvas or a similar rigid substrate, and presented within a black frame, only a portion of which is visible along the bottom and right edges. The artist has employed a rich palette dominated by earthy tones including various shades of green, gold, deep red, brown, and hints of blue and orange. A defining characteristic is the extensive use of metallic gold, which appears to be applied as gold leaf or metallic paint, giving the piece a shimmering, reflective quality that shifts with light. The texture is highly prominent, created through impasto techniques, visible brushstrokes, and the inclusion of what appears to be corrugated cardboard or paper, particularly in the upper central portion, adding a distinct three-dimensional element. There are areas where paint is applied thickly, creating raised ridges, and other areas where it is more thinly spread, allowing underlying layers or textures to show through. The composition is entirely abstract, relying on color blocking, textural contrasts, and organic shapes. A bold, vertical black element is visible on the far left, providing a stark contrast to the warmer tones. The visible condition appears good, with no obvious signs of damage, tears, or significant wear; the rich textures and varied application methods suggest this is the intended presentation. A signature in black, cursive script, is present in the lower right quadrant, reading "m. Leung" or similar, indicating the artist's identity. Given the contemporary nature of the abstract style and the materials used, the estimated age is likely late 20th or early 21st century. The craftsmanship indicates a deliberate and skilled application of various media to achieve a complex and visually engaging piece.