Mixed-Media Assemblage Triptych / Shadow Box Art

This is an original untitled mixed-media assemblage or shadow box creation by an unidentified contemporary artist. The work is constructed within a rectangular frame or box, featuring a heavily textured and layered composition. Central to the piece is a bouquet of dried flora, including what appear to be small rosebuds or thistles, encased behind a clear, wavy epoxy or resin pour that gives the surface an organic, rippled texture. The background incorporates found imagery, including a golden rectangular foil elements, a faint figure in an orange/nude tone on the right, and a circular red-and-green graphic element near the bottom right. A large, dark, organic shape—possibly a stone or heavy wad of cloth—is adhered to the left side, while the bottom of the frame is anchored by a thick, purplish-brown tubular object resembling a seed pod or leather pouch. The color palette is dark and somber, dominated by deep grays, blacks, and browns, contrasted against pops of gold leaf and muted reds. The craftsmanship is expressive and visceral, typical of mid-to-late 20th-century or 21st-century assemblage art. Condition shows deliberate distressing, though some edge wear on the red frame and dust accumulation within the resin crevices are visible.