Abstract and non-figurative Mixed media
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Mixed media is art’s answer to “Why not both?” Instead of choosing oil or pastel, canvas or found object, the artist grabs two—maybe ten—ingredients and lets them collide. The concept isn’t as new as it looks. When Picasso glued oil-cloth onto a still life in 1912, critics gasped; he grinned and called it a revolution. A century later, the revolution is still throwing confetti.
What Exactly Counts as Mixed Media?
Anything strictly visual that fuses more than one technique: stitched fabric over watercolor washes, newspaper clippings sealed beneath resin, driftwood painted neon and bolted onto steel. Add sound or video and you’ve wandered into multimedia; keep it retinal, and you’re in mixed-media territory.
Why Collect It?
Texture that hooks you: brushstrokes meet burlap, glossy resin kisses cracked paper—your eyes keep roaming.
Eco-friendly swagger: many pieces upcycle everyday scraps into objects of wonder.
Genre-bending freedom: painters sculpt, sculptors paint, everyone breaks curfews.
A Quick Trip Through History
After Picasso and Braque, Henri Matisse snipped colored paper into dancing shapes. Jean Dubuffet smeared sand, tar and butterfly wings onto panels, chasing “raw” authenticity. Today’s artists inherit that daredevil DNA, swapping studio hierarchies for anything-goes play.
Explore the Collection at Subjektiv
Scroll through riotous collages, stitched canvases and 3-D hybrids that refuse tidy labels. Crave pure paper play? Detour to our collage corner. Prefer pigment on canvas? Check the modern painting aisle. High-resolution zoom reveals every fiber and splatter, so you can judge chemistry up close.
Bring the Experiment Home — Easy & Secure
Choose the piece that keeps tugging at your imagination, breeze through checkout, and track its journey to your door. In days, your wall becomes a conversation starter about color, texture and joyful rule-breaking.
