Original Mixed Media Pop Art Collage
Fine Art - Contemporary Mixed Media Paintings

Original Mixed Media Pop Art Collage

This original untitled artwork is a vibrant example of contemporary mixed media pop art, likely originating from the late 20th to early 21st century. The piece features a central figure depicted from the waist down wearing fishnet stockings with scalloped lace edges, rendered in a high-contrast, fluoresce palette of neon green, hot pink, and orange. The composition uses a variety of techniques including spray paint, stenciling, and collage. A notable focal point is a physical disc (likely a CD or DVD) adhered to the center, modified with a distorted smiley face. The figure is shown holding a bottle, possibly a liquor bottle, with dark shadowy silhouettes framing the left side. The artwork is framed by a black grid-like border constructed from electrical or gaffer tape. In the lower right corner, a cut-out text element reading 'NEW YORK' is affixed with green tape. The surface appears to have a high-gloss finish, possibly from a resin coating or heavy glazing, showing some unevenness and minor surface scratches consistent with the DIY punk-aesthetic. No artist signature is visible on the face of the work. The craftsmanship is raw and intentional, leaning into a street-art or neo-expressionist style that prioritizes bold visual impact over traditional refinement.

Estimated Value

$100 - $300

Basic Information

Category

Fine Art - Contemporary Mixed Media Paintings

Appraised On

March 22, 2026

Estimated Value

$100 - $300

Additional Details Provided By Owner

User Provided Information

Unknown artist, original untitled artwork

Item Description

This original untitled artwork is a vibrant example of contemporary mixed media pop art, likely originating from the late 20th to early 21st century. The piece features a central figure depicted from the waist down wearing fishnet stockings with scalloped lace edges, rendered in a high-contrast, fluoresce palette of neon green, hot pink, and orange. The composition uses a variety of techniques including spray paint, stenciling, and collage. A notable focal point is a physical disc (likely a CD or DVD) adhered to the center, modified with a distorted smiley face. The figure is shown holding a bottle, possibly a liquor bottle, with dark shadowy silhouettes framing the left side. The artwork is framed by a black grid-like border constructed from electrical or gaffer tape. In the lower right corner, a cut-out text element reading 'NEW YORK' is affixed with green tape. The surface appears to have a high-gloss finish, possibly from a resin coating or heavy glazing, showing some unevenness and minor surface scratches consistent with the DIY punk-aesthetic. No artist signature is visible on the face of the work. The craftsmanship is raw and intentional, leaning into a street-art or neo-expressionist style that prioritizes bold visual impact over traditional refinement.

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