Tattered (Diptych)
Acrylic, Pastel on Canvas
36x30in
$4,000
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Stephen Rybacki
United States
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Chalk on Fabric
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 48x36in
About this artwork
“Wearing to Travel #4” is part of a continuous series exploring new works on polyester. It has multiple meanings, personally my desire to travel the world with my art. Physically the wear of the oxidation on the fabric is achieved by rubbing onto large sheet metal. This series also explores how oxidation is representative of age and time, and that connection with traveling through experiences.
Stephen Rybacki
United States
Credentials
- Works on commission
Stephen Rybacki, a determined drawer turned painter, makes bold impressions by mastering the interplay of metal and time. Working with hardwood panels, he uses plaster, acrylic, and found objects to achieve textural depth, and recently, fabric and canvas enhance his vision. Harnessing rust as art, Rybacki's pieces force viewers to confront time's relentless march—its sublime decay rubbing shoulders with beauty-in-ageing.
