Abstract Cubist Style Relief Wall Art

This item is a dimensional wall art piece, crafted to appear as if made of oxidized copper or a similar metallic material, though it could also be a resin or composite material finished to mimic metal. The overall dimensions appear to be roughly square, possibly around 2-3 feet per side based on the visible context. The color palette is dominated by earthy browns, coppers, and bronze tones, with darker areas indicating recesses and details, suggesting an aged or patinated finish. The artwork features a central rectangular relief panel, which is surrounded by a textured border. The border itself has a rough, somewhat stucco-like or uneven texture that contrasts with the flatter central panel. Within the central panel, the relief carving depicts stylized figures and abstract shapes in what appears to be a Cubist or Abstract Expressionist style. One prominent figure, possibly human or anthropomorphic, is visible on the left side, holding an object that resembles a handled vessel. The carving exhibits sharp angles, overlapping planes, and varied depths, creating a strong sense of three-dimensionality. The surface shows some visible wear, particularly around the edges and raised areas, consistent with age and handling. There are no obvious signs of significant damage like cracks or major chips, but some minor scuffs are present. A signature, or what appears to be a signature, is visible in the lower right corner of the central panel, possibly 'Durant' or similar, though it is not clearly legible. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with defined lines and consistent texture. The piece evokes a mid-20th century to contemporary style, often associated with a Brutalist or abstract aesthetic.