Contemporary Two-Tone Abstract Painting

This is a large-format contemporary abstract painting, characterized by its minimalist two-tone composition. The artwork is divided horizontally into two primary color blocks: a solid matte tan or mustard-yellow field across the top and a deep navy blue field occupying the lower two-thirds of the canvas. The defining feature is the organic, vertical brushstrokes that bleed the blue paint into the tan field, creating a jagged, flame-like or forest-silhouette transition. The application of pigment appears thin and matte, suggesting the use of acrylic paint or possibly a stain on canvas or a flat substrate like MDF. There are visible vertical streaks and variations in the saturation of the blue field, indicating a hand-painted process rather than a mass-market print. The edges appear unframed, and the texture suggests a modern industrial or minimalist aesthetic. There are no clear maker's marks or signatures visible from the front view. The overall condition looks stable, though the lighting of the photograph makes it difficult to assess fine surface abrasions or minor scratches. This style is consistent with mid-to-late 20th-century Abstract Expressionist influences, likely a modern decorative piece.