Contemporary Biomorphic Abstract Painting

This is a vertically oriented abstract painting executed on a rectangular canvas support. The composition features a central, radiating cluster of elongated, horn-like or leaf-like curved shapes that emerge from a singular focal point near the center-bottom. The color palette is strictly monochromatic, utilizing varying shades of grey, black, and white to create a high-contrast, dramatic effect. The brushwork appears deliberate, with visible highlights applied to the upper edges of the curved forms to suggest threevalent depth and a metallic or chitinous texture against a dark, void-like background. The lower portion of the image transitions into a more textured, granular-appearing base with some warmer, potentially sepia or pinkish undertones, suggesting ground or organic matter. There is no visible artist signature or date on the front of the work. The condition appears fair, though the image quality suggests some surface digitalization artifacts; on a physical piece, one would look for edge wear, craquelure, or surface grime. The style is indicative of late 20th to early 21st-century contemporary organic abstraction, focusing on rhythmic movement and naturalistic geometry. The craftsmanship shows a strong understanding of chiaroscuro to define mass within a flattened space, indicating a trained hand.