Abstract Multi-Color Brushstroke Canvas Painting

This 10‐inch by 14‐inch abstract work is executed on a pre-stretched canvas. The composition is a dense, non-representational arrangement of short, rhythmic brushstrokes. The palette is highly varied, featuring primary and secondary colors including bright red, yellow, royal blue, kelly green, and orange, interspersed with substantial fields of matte and metallic-sheen gray. The application of paint suggests an impasto or heavy-bodied acrylic medium, visible through the textured ridges left by the bristles. The gray strokes appear to be layered over the more vibrant colors in certain areas, creating a sense of shallow depth. The painting extends to the edges of the canvas, which is unframed, showing a clean, modern presentation. No signature or maker's mark is visible on the front face. The condition appears to be excellent with no visible cracking, flaking, or significant surface grime. Based on the style and materials, this work is likely contemporary, originating from the late 20th or early 21st century. The craftsmanship reflects an exploration of color theory and gestural movement, characteristic of amateur or emerging studio art.