
Mixed Media Neon Pop Art Painting (Untitled)
This is an original mixed media contemporary artwork by an unidentified artist, characterized by its vibrant, neon-fluorescent color palette and transgressive urban aesthetic. The composition features a central, stylized female figure depicted from the waist down wearing fishnet stockings with decorative scalloped lace borders. The figure is rendered in high-contrast greens, pinks, and yellows, suggestive of infrared photography or thermal imaging filters. To the left, a hand holds a dark bottle, possibly beer or champagne, against a backdrop of purple and black spray-painted spray-can mist. A significant focal point is a collaged circular 'Smiley Face' element applied over the groin area, which appears to have been modified with an additional central black square marker. The bottom of the canvas features a horizontal black strip with the words 'NEW YORK' prominently displayed in a serif font, framed by green adhesive tape. The work incorporates various techniques, including screen-printing, spray paint, and collage on a flat substrate. The materials suggest a late 20th to early 21st-century production (circa 1990s-2010s), drawing heavy influence from street art and neo-pop movements. Condition-wise, the piece shows intentional distressing typical of the style, including uneven borders and textural variations from the layered collage, though no significant structural damage or fading is visible beyond the artist's original intent.
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Estimated Value
$100 - $300
Basic Information
Category
Fine Art - Contemporary Mixed Media
Appraised On
March 22, 2026
Estimated Value
$100 - $300
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Unknown Artist, Untitled original artwork
Item Description
This is an original mixed media contemporary artwork by an unidentified artist, characterized by its vibrant, neon-fluorescent color palette and transgressive urban aesthetic. The composition features a central, stylized female figure depicted from the waist down wearing fishnet stockings with decorative scalloped lace borders. The figure is rendered in high-contrast greens, pinks, and yellows, suggestive of infrared photography or thermal imaging filters. To the left, a hand holds a dark bottle, possibly beer or champagne, against a backdrop of purple and black spray-painted spray-can mist. A significant focal point is a collaged circular 'Smiley Face' element applied over the groin area, which appears to have been modified with an additional central black square marker. The bottom of the canvas features a horizontal black strip with the words 'NEW YORK' prominently displayed in a serif font, framed by green adhesive tape. The work incorporates various techniques, including screen-printing, spray paint, and collage on a flat substrate. The materials suggest a late 20th to early 21st-century production (circa 1990s-2010s), drawing heavy influence from street art and neo-pop movements. Condition-wise, the piece shows intentional distressing typical of the style, including uneven borders and textural variations from the layered collage, though no significant structural damage or fading is visible beyond the artist's original intent.
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