Six Strings and Legends
Collage, Pen on Wood
38x14in
$5,000
Framing
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Eric Polins
United States
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Collage on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 48x24in
About this artwork
Step into a tribute to Tampa's skyline past and the city's dynamic spirit, captured in a tall, mixed media piece. This canvas highlights the City of Tampa buildings as they stood at the turn of the century—a time of new beginnings. At its heart is an original charcoal sketch, drawn on the iconic Bayshore Boulevard, home to the world’s longest continuous sidewalk. The sketch, rendered in charcoal, captures a quiet moment, reflecting the city’s enduring…
presence. Surrounding this monochrome center are vibrant reds and blues, crafted with tissue paper and layered acrylic paints, adding rich texture and depth. These dynamic colors merge with the textured decoupage layers, infusing the piece with energy and movement that contrast beautifully with the simplicity of the sketch. This artwork captures the meeting of past and present—a visual journey that honors Tampa’s storied skyline and the artist’s personal connection to the city’s history.
Eric Polins
United States
Credentials
- Works on commission
Eric Polins is a mixed-media artist working in acrylic, collage, and resin, creating layered compositions that merge culture, memory, and sound. With more than 25 years as a writer, creative director, and filmmaker, his work is rooted in storytelling translated into visual form.
Raised by a fashion illustrator and an engineer, he developed a balance of creative instinct and structural precision, later shaped by early work in web development and animation. His process builds through layers of archival imagery, typography, and cultural reference, forming compositions that feel both chaotic and exacting.
Music drives both subject and structure, with rhythm, repetition, and contrast guiding the viewer. His background in branding informs a disciplined approach to clarity and impact, while metallic elements like gold leaf introduce emphasis and depth.
His work reflects how identity is built through accumulation, influence, and experience.
Raised by a fashion illustrator and an engineer, he developed a balance of creative instinct and structural precision, later shaped by early work in web development and animation. His process builds through layers of archival imagery, typography, and cultural reference, forming compositions that feel both chaotic and exacting.
Music drives both subject and structure, with rhythm, repetition, and contrast guiding the viewer. His background in branding informs a disciplined approach to clarity and impact, while metallic elements like gold leaf introduce emphasis and depth.
His work reflects how identity is built through accumulation, influence, and experience.
Eric Polins
Tampa Heights
$2,100
