Untitled Latin Cross Mixed Media Assemblage by Gregory

This contemporary 16 x 20 inch wall-mounted sculpture by the artist Gregory features a central Latin cross rendered in a highly textured, industrial style. The base appears to be a rigid rectangular panel, possibly wood or metal, coated in a matte, charcoal-black finish. The central cross motif is constructed using a heavy impasto technique or molten material, such as lead, solder, or thick resin, giving it a rough, pitted, and slag-like texture. The silver-toned metallic highlights on the cross contrast sharply against the dark, grimy background. Notable physical details include irregular bordering along the top and right edges that mimic the corroded texture of the cross. The surface of the background shows intentional distressing, including scuffs, faint smudges, and variations in the black pigment that suggest an urban or brutalist aesthetic. While no explicit maker's marks are visible on the front, the piece demonstrates a deliberate, raw craftsmanship style typical of late 20th to early 21st-century contemporary assemblage. The condition is consistent with the artist's intent, showing no signs of accidental damage but rather a curated 'weathered' patina. This piece explores themes of spirituality through a gritty, industrial lens.