Orange Static, a vertical acrylic portrait of a dark-haired woman with one hand pressed to her head, painted in orange, violet, blue and beige colour planes against a dark background.

Orange Static

2026

Acrylic on canvas

60 × 80 cm
Canvas depth: 3.5 cm

Unframed, gallery-wrapped canvas, ready to hang

A contemporary acrylic portrait exploring inner pressure, mental noise and the effort to think clearly through disturbance. Intense orange, violet and blue colour planes, dark hair, a raised hand and a restrained black background create a concentrated, unsettled presence. The figure appears caught between tension and control, holding a moment of focused thought within emotional overload.

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Orange Static displayed as an unframed vertical canvas on a concrete gallery wall beside a minimal bench and abstract sculpture.

In space

Close-up of Orange Static showing one eye, a strong eyebrow and facial colour planes in orange, violet, pink, beige and black.

Details

Close-up of Orange Static showing dark violet hair, part of the raised hand and shoulder painted with orange, yellow and blue acrylic strokes.
Close-up of Orange Static showing a vertical orange paint mark against the dark background beside the woman’s hair and hand.

Canvas & Presentation

Gallery-wrapped canvas with painted edges and the artist’s signature on the side. The painting can be hung directly from the upper stretcher bar using suitable wall fixings. No frame or hanging wire is required.

Representative side and reverse views of the canvas construction used throughout Collection I. Individual side, reverse and condition photographs are available on request before purchase.

Construction reference
The images below show the standard canvas construction used for Collection I. They are not individual photographs of Orange Static.

Side view of a 3.5 cm deep stretched canvas with a black painted edge, the artist’s INA-L signature and the stapled reverse visible.
Back view of a stretched cotton canvas showing the wooden stretcher frame, central support bar and staples around the edges.
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