"Deconstructed #4," a captivating original collage painting by Madeline Island artist Steve McHugh. This one-of-a-kind piece is created on an 8" x 8" wood panel, combining fabric, canvas, and cardboard to bring depth and texture to the artwork. The use of mixed media, including spray paint, oil and cold wax paint, crayon, and graphite, results in a dynamic composition with a combination of thick paint and paint splatters that are sure to captivate any viewer. Whether displayed on its own or as a grouping of a collection, "Deconstructed #4" is a unique and striking addition to any art enthusiast's collection. Immerse yourself in the creativity of Steve McHugh with this stunning piece. This  abstract painting characterized by a dynamic mix of colors, textures, and patterns. The piece predominantly features a blend of light hues like yellow, grey, and white, with splashes of blue, red, and black.  Large black splatters and bold lines (cardboard) add contrast and focal points within the composition. An array of small, scattered black dots is distributed throughout the work, providing a sense of movement and energy. Vertical black and white lines in the lower left corner create a striking geometric pattern, adding to the diversity of textures. The overall aesthetic gives off a spontaneous, almost chaotic vibe, punctuated by organized linear elements, making it a captivating piece of abstract art. Framed in natural finished gallery wood floating frame.

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