Discover the creation in interiors
Other artworks by Bita Masoumi
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Paper
- Other details : Artwork on plexiglass. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 12.5x12.9in
About this artwork
The artwork is painted on discarded flattened packaging as part of my ongoing “Recycled Painting” practice, in which I transform discarded paper packaging and waste paper into surfaces for painting. By working on found packaging & discarded paper, I connect personal emotions with broader ideas about waste, value, visibility, and what society chooses to overlook or discard.
The visible folds, glue traces, and structure of the discarded packaging… remain part of the artwork, preserving the memory and history of the material and its previous life.
In this piece, I poured raw emotion into vibrant acrylic strokes, blending expressionism & surrealism to evoke strength in vulnerability. The bold shapes and colors invite you to explore inner fears and resilience, sparking a dynamic energy. It’s a fearless embrace of complexity and bold identity.
Plexi frame:The artwork is presented between 2 plexiglass panels secured with 4 metal standoffs. It includes a hanging system & is ready to display
The visible folds, glue traces, and structure of the discarded packaging… remain part of the artwork, preserving the memory and history of the material and its previous life.
In this piece, I poured raw emotion into vibrant acrylic strokes, blending expressionism & surrealism to evoke strength in vulnerability. The bold shapes and colors invite you to explore inner fears and resilience, sparking a dynamic energy. It’s a fearless embrace of complexity and bold identity.
Plexi frame:The artwork is presented between 2 plexiglass panels secured with 4 metal standoffs. It includes a hanging system & is ready to display
Bita Masoumi
United States
Credentials
- Works on commission
Bita Masoumi is a painter and visual artist with roots in Iran and training in both painting and graphic design, now based in California. She pioneers "Recycled Painting," transforming discarded food packaging into emotionally charged compositions using acrylic, marker, pen, and pastel, while her style moves fluidly between expressionism, surrealism, and raw figuration. Her art radiates vulnerability, protest, and longing, inviting the viewer to recognize the beauty and value that persist in what is forgotten or cast aside.
Bita Masoumi
Unafraid
$2,500