Alessandro Puccinelli, Shorelines III; edition of 3, 2018
Archival pigment print, 71 x 47.25 in. paper / 80 x 56 in. framed (+$3,000 frame)
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Donald Martiny, Milyan, 2018
polymer and pigment on aluminum, 62 x 31 in. central element, 25 x 14 in. element No. 2, 12 x 17 in. element No. 3
Medium: Polymer and pigment on aluminum Dimensions: 62 x 31 in. (central element), 25 x 14 in. (element No. 2), 12 x 17 in. Donald Martiny’s Milyan (2018) is a captivating sculptural painting that exemplifies his signature gestural abstraction. Created using polymer and pigment on aluminum, this multi-element composition features sweeping, fluid brushstrokes that extend beyond traditional canvas constraints, allowing the paint to exist as a free-form sculptural entity. Rendered in a rich, vibrant cobalt blue, Milyan evokes a sense of motion and energy, with its dynamic brushstrokes appearing as if suspended in mid-air. The segmentation of the piece into multiple elements enhances its spatial presence, engaging viewers with its interplay of movement, form, and negative space. The thick, textured surface of the pigment reflects Martiny’s process-driven approach, where the physicality of the brushstroke is as important as its visual impact. Martiny’s works are internationally recognized and included in prestigious collections, such as a permanent installation at One World Trade Center in New York. His innovative exploration of gesture, materiality, and scale continues to push the boundaries of contemporary abstraction. Discover Milyan and other works by Donald Martiny exclusively at Sponder Gallery, a premier destination for contemporary abstract and sculptural art. Donald Martiny, Milyan painting, 2018 contemporary art, polymer pigment painting, aluminum sculpture painting, gestural abstraction, contemporary abstract expressionism, Donald Martiny artist, large-scale paintings, Sponder Gallery, abstract sculptural painting, investment art, modern abstract painting, international contemporary artists, cobalt blue abstract painting, multi-element abstract composition, textured art, innovative contemporary sculpture.
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Artist: Donald Martiny
Title: Milyan
Year: 2018
Medium: Polymer and pigment on aluminum
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Donald Martiny’s Milyan (2018) is a dynamic multi-element sculptural painting that pushes the boundaries of gestural abstraction. Created with polymer and pigment on aluminum, this bold composition captures the raw energy of movement, where sweeping, textured brushstrokes exist beyond the limits of a traditional canvas.
The vibrant cobalt blue pigment enhances the sense of depth and motion, with the segmented brushstroke elements appearing weightless and fluid. The thick application of pigment creates a highly tactile surface, allowing viewers to engage with the materiality and spontaneity of Martiny’s process. Milyan is both expressive and immersive, making it a striking addition to any contemporary art collection.
Donald Martiny is a globally recognized contemporary artist known for his sculptural paintings that challenge the conventions of traditional abstraction. His works have been exhibited internationally and are included in significant collections, including a permanent installation at One World Trade Center in New York. By focusing on gesture, scale, and material exploration, Martiny continues to redefine contemporary painting and sculpture.
Boaz Vaadia, Uzziyya (#148) (BVE); edition 2/7, 2020
Bronze and Bluestone, 26 1/2 x 13 x 10 in. (67.3 x 33 x 25.4 cm)
Boaz Vaadia’s Uzziyya (#148) (BVE) (2020) is a striking bronze and bluestone sculpture that exemplifies the artist’s distinctive stacked stone technique. This editioned work (2/7) stands at 26 1/2 x 13 x 10 inches and captures the essence of Vaadia’s meditative and minimalist approach to the human form. The figure stands in quiet contemplation, its layered composition mimicking the natural stratification of stone, a signature element of Vaadia’s practice. The interplay between the weight of the materials and the serene posture of the figure gives Uzziyya (#148) a timeless presence, making it a powerful addition to contemporary collections. Vaadia’s sculptures are held in major museum collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Bass Museum of Art. Collectors searching for Boaz Vaadia sculpture for sale, stacked stone figurative sculpture, bronze and bluestone contemporary art, and minimalist figurative sculpture will find Uzziyya (#148) to be an exceptional investment piece. Boaz Vaadia, Boaz Vaadia sculptures, Boaz Vaadia art for sale, contemporary stone sculptures, bronze and bluestone sculptures, stacked stone figurative sculptures, modern figurative sculpture, Sponder Gallery, fine art collection, investment art, high-end contemporary art, meditative contemporary sculpture, minimalist contemporary art, bluestone human sculpture, natural material contemporary sculpture, collectible figurative sculpture, contemporary meditation art, stone abstraction, modern bronze art, contemporary figurative abstraction.
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Boaz Vaadia’s Uzziyya (#148) (2020) is a refined and contemplative figurative sculpture that reflects the artist’s deep connection to nature and tradition. This standing figure is built from layers of bronze and bluestone, forming an abstracted human shape that mirrors the natural stratification of rock formations.
Vaadia’s signature technique of stacking and carving stone-inspired materials results in a work that feels both ancient and contemporary. The quiet poise of Uzziyya (#148) conveys a meditative quality, making it an ideal piece for collectors who appreciate minimalist and nature-driven art.
This editioned work (2/7) is perfect for contemporary collectors seeking a sculpture that bridges natural forms with human expression.
Boaz Vaadia (1951–2017) was an internationally recognized sculptor known for his pioneering stacked stone technique. His works are in major museum collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Bass Museum of Art.
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Isabelle van Zeijl, OWN, 2019
C-print mounted on dibond, perspex face in tray frame, 44.5 x 40.5 in. Ed. 3/7
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Deborah Kass, OY/YO; edition of 50, 2020
Polished aluminum on polished aluminum base, 7 1/2 x 14 x 3 1/2 in.
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Max-Steven Grossman, Z Space I, 2020
diasec mounted photo, 37 x 75 in. and 48 x 100 in.
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Ugo Rondinone, Z Sun 1, edition of 30, 2019
Silkscreen in colors on Rising 4-ply Museum Board, 60 x 60 in.
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Metis Atash, PUNKBUDDHA large "DANCING THROUGH LIFE", 2020
Resin, acrylic paint and 28,000 Swarovski crystals, 17 1/2 x 12 x 9 in.
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Tigran Tsitoghdzyan, MW Mirror, 2020
Mixed media, 80 x 56 inch (paper) / 85 x 61 inches (framed) (+ $3,500 frame)
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Metis Atash, PUNKBUDDHA large "AS LONG AS I HAVE A SONG" feat. Lichtenstein, 2021
Resin, acrylic paint and 28,000 Swarovski crystals, 17 1/2 x 12 x 9 in.
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Metis Atash, Elephant You Are My Sunshine II, 2021
Resin, acrylic paint and 20,000 Swarovski crystals, 9 x 8 x 12 in.
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Stanley Boxer (Estate), Gonetimesgonethatseethe, 1989
Oil & mixed media on canvas, 70 x 50 in.
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Mr. Brainwash, Juxtapose, 2020
silkscreen with mixed media on paper, 20 x 30 in. paper (28.75 x 36.75 inches framed)
"Juxtapose" by Mr. Brainwash, a 20 x 30 inch silkscreen with mixed media on paper, combines iconic imagery and street art aesthetics to create a visually compelling statement about love, optimism, and cultural icons. Featuring figures like Charlie Chaplin holding a paint roller and Albert Einstein holding a "Love is the Answer" sign, this artwork bursts with vibrant colors, graffiti-style layers, and symbols of pop culture, including references to Keith Haring and Mickey Mouse. The large pink heart in the background unifies the composition, representing themes of creativity, positivity, and social commentary. This dynamic piece embodies Mr. Brainwash’s signature blend of satire and hope, making it a must-see for collectors and enthusiasts of contemporary street art
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In Juxtapose, Mr. Brainwash creates a dynamic fusion of street art, pop culture, and symbolic optimism. This silkscreen artwork with mixed media layers features two instantly recognizable figures: Charlie Chaplin, the iconic comedic actor known for bringing laughter during difficult times, and Albert Einstein, the legendary physicist and thinker. Chaplin is depicted holding a paint roller as if he has just contributed to the vibrant graffiti-filled background, while Einstein proudly holds a sign that reads, "Love is the Answer." The central pink heart behind them serves as a universal emblem of compassion, unity, and creativity.
The background is layered with colorful graffiti, including nods to Keith Haring’s bold lines, inspirational quotes like "Follow Your Dreams", and playful imagery like Mickey Mouse and a small dog with the word "Fragile" on its tag. These elements, characteristic of Mr. Brainwash’s signature style, seamlessly blend together to deliver a message about hope, resilience, and the interconnectedness of art and culture.
Mr. Brainwash, Popeye - Mondrian, 2020
silkscreen with mixed media on paper, 38 x 38 inches (paper size) / 44.75 x 44.75 inches framed
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