King Ubu was a ‘theatre of the absurd’ play from 1896 by Alfred Jarry that inspired bad-boy art like Dadaism. He became a playful figure in Surrealism, & this proud visage beams a benign, naive hubris that is oddly attractive. Copper paint on the surface makes it visually dynamic, while the strong line projects confidence and strength.

Unframed. Price includes domestic shipping.

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Carved directly into layers of wet latex paint, these paintings look and feel like plaster yet are resilient. Follow the line like a rollercoaster, or see the whole as a form. Rotate them to how you like, and rename them often - interpretation is an art. These action paintings were developed in the heart of Manhattan in 2020 and are truly New York Abstract Expressionism. I suggest simple, contemporary framing with a wide, 3”-4” mat.