Description

This large-scale 1988 abstract by Martin Facey turns an entire wall into a statement. At 58 inches tall by 66 inches wide, the acrylic on canvas fills your field of vision with layered color, geometry, and movement.

Sweeping arches frame a warm orange ground, while circles, lines, and shifting planes of color build a sense of rhythm across the surface. Cool greens, blues, and purples play against the orange field, giving the painting the kind of balanced tension that keeps your eye in motion rather than settling in one place.

Facey’s brushwork moves between crisp, graphic passages and softer, more weathered textures, so the piece feels both structured and spontaneous. Up close you see the history of the surface. From a distance the composition reads as a strong, graphic gesture that anchors a room.

Signed “Facey 88” in the lower left, this work reflects the artist’s mature abstract language and long career as a painter and educator, with exhibitions and collectors across the United States.

The canvas presents beautifully and is ready to hang as a focal point over a sofa, in a dining room, or in a spacious entry. For design-forward homes, creative studios, or hospitality spaces, it reads as both fine art and bold architectural color.