Untitled
Acrylic, Graffiti on Canvas
24x20in
$1,210
Framing
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Stephanie Dillon
United States
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Graffiti on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 60x40in
About this artwork
This piece was created from reclaimed objects gathered after our recent fashion protest. Using leftover Liquid Death packaging — a brand known for recycling and commissioning artists for their boxes — we saved every scrap, tore the materials down, and rebuilt them into a new artwork.
Each detail from the event was layered, painted, and collaged to hold the energy of that night: the urgency, the color, the noise, the refusal to be quiet. The Liquid… Death boxes became both medium and message — a reminder that what we discard can still speak, still provoke, still transform when given back with intention.
Everything was sealed under a thick, glass-like coat of epoxy, preserving the chaos, the history, and the protest itself inside a permanent, unbreakable surface.
The result is a riot of texture, color, and reclaimed rebellion. A piece born from disruption, rebuilt into art.
Each detail from the event was layered, painted, and collaged to hold the energy of that night: the urgency, the color, the noise, the refusal to be quiet. The Liquid… Death boxes became both medium and message — a reminder that what we discard can still speak, still provoke, still transform when given back with intention.
Everything was sealed under a thick, glass-like coat of epoxy, preserving the chaos, the history, and the protest itself inside a permanent, unbreakable surface.
The result is a riot of texture, color, and reclaimed rebellion. A piece born from disruption, rebuilt into art.
Stephanie Dillon
United States
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« Old is still beautiful, what exists is enough, and art is everywhere. »
After surviving a cancer diagnosis, mixed‑media artist Stephanie Dillon turned to painting as a healing language and discovered her life’s work. Self‑taught, she layers found materials, acrylics, and bold color to transform pain and gratitude into dynamic, richly textured compositions. Each canvas carries a hidden word hand‑painted on the back that anchors her intention and inspires the work’s narrative. Her signature Untitled series comprises works she intentionally leaves without titles; Dillon refuses to name her pieces, inviting viewers and collectors to assign their own meanings and connections. Through her art, she celebrates the power of creativity to heal, connect, and ignite hope.
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Untitled
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