Montage Tres

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This striking three-panel artwork combines styles reminiscent of Scott Wills, Paul Rudish, Jenny Gase-Baker, Bill Wray, and Nadia Vurbenova-Mouri. The central focus is a triptych arrangement, with each panel presenting a unique, yet interconnected, visual language. On the left, an abstract burst of vibrant colors and fluid textures exudes a dynamic energy, blending bold blues, oranges, and yellows in a style evocative of Scott Wills’ painterly abstractions. This contrasts beautifully with the middle portrait—a bold, graphic depiction of a woman’s face, heavily influenced by Paul Rudish’s sharp, minimalistic lines and vibrant, comic-inspired contrasts.

The middle panel anchors the piece, presenting a dual-toned face with vivid orange markings cutting across its monochrome features, channeling the dramatic surrealism of Jenny Gase-Baker. The face is intense and emotive, with its piercing gaze drawing the viewer into its narrative. The balance of abstract chaos in the left panel and realism in the center creates a compelling visual dialogue that feels modern yet steeped in traditional portraiture sensibilities.

The right panel complements the composition with a muted grayscale portrait against a splash of yellow and blue, perhaps reflecting Bill Wray's textured realism or Nadia Vurbenova-Mouri’s intricate, layered aesthetic. The abstract brushstrokes spilling out from the edges of the panels tie the artwork together, giving it a dynamic flow and sense of motion. This juxtaposition of vibrant abstraction and bold portraiture captures a fusion of modern graphic design and fine art influences, making it a visually arresting and emotionally evocative composition.