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Game. Set. Match. | 60x40

$3,000.00
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Purchased by Uniland Corp | Detroit, MI

As my portfolio of original abstract artwork expanded, I wanted to challenge myself by creating Triptych painting. This method combines three separate canvases into one overarching piece of art. I began to experiment with graffiti and acrylic paint.

As I blended the two different mediums, I infused a number of different patterns throughout the complexity of my abstract methods. I was able to build layers of depth vertically, while cascading them horizontally. It created a bold explosion of colors that reminded me of Nintendo and SEGA video games from my childhood.

Game. Set. Match.

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Purchased by Uniland Corp | Detroit, MI

As my portfolio of original abstract artwork expanded, I wanted to challenge myself by creating Triptych painting. This method combines three separate canvases into one overarching piece of art. I began to experiment with graffiti and acrylic paint.

As I blended the two different mediums, I infused a number of different patterns throughout the complexity of my abstract methods. I was able to build layers of depth vertically, while cascading them horizontally. It created a bold explosion of colors that reminded me of Nintendo and SEGA video games from my childhood.

Game. Set. Match.

Purchased by Uniland Corp | Detroit, MI

As my portfolio of original abstract artwork expanded, I wanted to challenge myself by creating Triptych painting. This method combines three separate canvases into one overarching piece of art. I began to experiment with graffiti and acrylic paint.

As I blended the two different mediums, I infused a number of different patterns throughout the complexity of my abstract methods. I was able to build layers of depth vertically, while cascading them horizontally. It created a bold explosion of colors that reminded me of Nintendo and SEGA video games from my childhood.

Game. Set. Match.

60” W x 40”H (entire set of 3 panels)

20”W x 40”H (individual panel size)

Acrylic on canvas

Ty Nitz original Artwork <01/01>

Signed + Authenticated by Artist