This unique art piece by RT Vegas is a scarce one-of-a-kind original painting from 2011. From the artists personal collection. The 16 x 20 inch painting is made with enamel, ink, and acrylic on 3/4 thick stretched canvas with wire hanging frame and features an alien monster native animal theme, making it a distinctive addition to any art collection. The painting is unframed and has a production technique of acrylic, ink and spray enamel painting. Its urban art, pop art, outsider art, fantasy, folk art, and graffiti art style is a testament to the artist's creativity. This art piece is perfect for art enthusiasts and collectors looking for something truly unique.
Modern Phart it by RT VEGAS Lowbrow Pop Surrealism Original Art Painting.
"A bridge between"
This is an original painting by artist RT Vegas
Title: "A bridge between"
Medium: Acrylic, spray paint and ink stretched canvas
Size: 16" x 20"
Year: 2011
RT Vegas (born 1958- White Plains, New York USA)
”My work is complex yet simple. It can be classified in the outsider art genre, but contains many elements of art brut, graffiti, folk art and cartoon illustration. I like working with mixed media and will paint on most anything. My subject matter includes cartoon figures, monsters, tribal folk, animals, mythological beasts and anything else that pops into my mind.” working with mixed media and will paint on most anything. My subject matter includes cartoon figures, monsters, tribal folk, animals, mythological beasts and anything else that pops into my mind. I have been influenced by many artists including Norman Saunders, Paul Gauguin, Basil Wolverton, R. Crumb, Kenny Scharf, Keith Haring and modern graffiti artists. "
A self-taught artist, RT Vegas worked 30 years as a professional Firefighter/EMT and at the same time produced and sold over 3,000 original paintings worldwide. His work has been shown at the Hyaena Gallery in Burbank, California, the Claude Gallery in Eastchester, New York, the Funhouse Gallery in Detroit, Michigan, the Orbit Gallery in Charlotte, North Carolina, the Orphanage Gallery in Dayton, Ohio and Kunstwerkstatt in Vienna, Austria.