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20 works

Bloom 3, 2022
Acrylic pastel spray paint and resin on canvas wrapped panel
36 x 36 in 91.4 x 91.4 cm
Unique
*Bloom 3* (2022) is a acrylic pastel spray paint and resin on canvas wrapped panel by Sage Barnes, measuring 36 x 36 in 91.4 x 91.4 cm. Unique. This work demonstrates Sage Barnes's figurative practice in a format that reveals the technical rigour and observational precision underlying all his work. Sage Barnes (b. 1995, Missouri) is an American painter working in Los Angeles, represented by Guy Hepner gallery in New York. His large-scale figurative paintings and hand-embellished works on paper have attracted serious collector attention nationally and internationally. Guy Hepner represents Sage Barnes from our New York gallery. Contact us for pricing, availability, and condition reports.
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Sage Barnes

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Sage Barnes

Sage Barnes is a self-taught American artist working from his studio, known as "the lab," in Kansas. He studied for a time at FIDM in Los Angeles before leaving to pursue art full time, first gaining recognition in 2016 for a series of urban style paintings featuring suited male figures.
Barnes combines abstract, realistic, and street art techniques, often within the same piece, using acrylic and spray paint alongside non-traditional materials such as neon, stucco, and concrete. His figurative portraits are especially distinctive, frequently obscuring the head with bursts of color, smiley faces, floral arrangements, or splattered paint, shifting attention away from identity and toward gesture and emotion. His process is physical and often destructive by design, incorporating action painting and, at times, breaking into finished surfaces with tools to reveal new forms underneath.
His work explores universal experiences of identity, introspection, and everyday behavior, often approached with a dry, tongue in cheek sense of humor beneath the visual intensity. Barnes continues to push the material boundaries of painting, treating each new body of work as an opportunity to expand his technique.
His work is held in private collections throughout North America and internationally, and he has held multiple solo exhibitions, including several with Guy Hepner in New York.
Guy Hepner works with collectors seeking Sage Barnes's bold, physical paintings blending realism, abstraction, and street art. Contact us to discuss available inventory or to inquire about upcoming releases.