Golden Years: Mistake Was A Hidden Intention Painting

Paying Close Attention to the small and important things in Life. Underpainting: Exploration from close observation of a traditional Japanese "furoshiki" fabric wrap pattern. Twisted, simplified, expanded and with a loose dynamic hand captured. One single Christopher Wool flower curated and enlarged, solo, here in vivid Lucky Red! Elegant and stunning simple pure minimal, a window into another ethereal world. Layers of underpainting result in rich texture. An entire narrative encased and enshrined in shimmering gold and copper. Extremely beautiful, sophisticated, showing the history of the piece, its conception, growth and execution. Looks creamy, rich and delicious like chocolate and golden caramel. Handsigned verso by artist in fat black marker, and spray tagged. (SEE last photo) Large, impactful, glorious and ready to hang. A true stunner! NOTE: stretcher bars are fairly lightweight, but cross strut structure underneath adds strength. Think painting would be best served and presented in a simple box frame, no edges cut off by wrapover type frame.