Mogul 2 of 2 by Michael Cross
Mogul 2 of 2 is a deeply personal abstract work by Michael Cross, shaped by the vast, open landscapes of the American Southwest and a practice rooted in emotional memory. Cross moves away from literal representation, working instead with layered form, expressive mark-making, and a palette that carries a quiet, contemplative weight. The composition invites open interpretation — a shared space between the artist's inner world and the viewer's own experience.
Canvas is native ground for Cross's practice — the emotional memory-driven mark-making and open Southwestern palette settle into the weave with the tactile warmth of a studio piece. The abstract forms gain real object presence, deepening beyond flat surface into painterly terrain. This canvas print returns the work to the material it was conceived on, honest and hand-made.
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Mogul 2 of 2 by Michael Cross
Mogul 2 of 2 is a deeply personal abstract work by Michael Cross, shaped by the vast, open landscapes of the American Southwest and a practice rooted in emotional memory. Cross moves away from literal representation, working instead with layered form, expressive mark-making, and a palette that carries a quiet, contemplative weight. The composition invites open interpretation — a shared space between the artist's inner world and the viewer's own experience.
Canvas is native ground for Cross's practice — the emotional memory-driven mark-making and open Southwestern palette settle into the weave with the tactile warmth of a studio piece. The abstract forms gain real object presence, deepening beyond flat surface into painterly terrain. This canvas print returns the work to the material it was conceived on, honest and hand-made.
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Mogul 2 of 2 is a deeply personal abstract work by Michael Cross, shaped by the vast, open landscapes of the American Southwest and a practice rooted in emotional memory. Cross moves away from literal representation, working instead with layered form, expressive mark-making, and a palette that carries a quiet, contemplative weight. The composition invites open interpretation — a shared space between the artist's inner world and the viewer's own experience.
Canvas is native ground for Cross's practice — the emotional memory-driven mark-making and open Southwestern palette settle into the weave with the tactile warmth of a studio piece. The abstract forms gain real object presence, deepening beyond flat surface into painterly terrain. This canvas print returns the work to the material it was conceived on, honest and hand-made.
