Original artwork description:

This abstract mixed media work, created on canvas, is part of the "Chaos and Control Theory" series. Utilizing pages from an Oxford Dictionary of Quotations, the piece invites interaction—ask a question, point to any part of the canvas, and discover a meaningful phrase or word. The artwork features a striking black, white, and grey palette, accented by white lines and black squares, making it an ideal addition to a modern interior.

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The "Chaos and Control Theory" series explores depth and space, delving into the concept of information overload and what information looks like when stripped of meaning. I build layers using found and printed materials, starting with an abstract expressionist painting as the base. I then apply these materials, organizing the surface while focusing on balance, flow, and how the piece will integrate into the space where it will eventually hang.
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Zach Touchon is an American contemporary abstract expressionist artist and muralist based in Los Angeles, California, and Dallas Fort Worth, Texas. In addition to his artistic endeavors, Touchon is an actor, singer, screenwriter, and writer.

As a second-generation artist, Touchon reinterprets abstract expressionism through various media, creating large abstract artworks, collages, massive murals, and interior installations. His art primarily focuses on exploring depth and space, striving to find a balance between semantic and aesthetic elements.

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Mixed Media

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