This one has found its home — it hangs in a private home in New York. It stays in the catalogue for the record. If you want something like it, write to me.
Black poured over white across two panels — 10ft of wall, 4ft tall, 2025. Long arcs and fine spatter run the whole length, with white passes laid back on top so the ground reads as worked. No colour anywhere. It went up first on the painted brick at the Mezcalum office, over the long table; it found its home in Erin Lichy's Tribeca apartment, alongside Pendulum and Never Enough, and it will be on screen in season three of The Real Housewives of New York City — the second painting of mine in the show, after Pendulum in season one.
Medium
Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions
Two panels, 60 × 48 in each (120 × 48 in overall)
Panels
2 (diptych)
Year
2025
Artist
Charles Black
Framing
Unframed — gallery-stretched canvas on 1.5 in wooden stretchers, ready to hang
