Guy Hepner Gallery

Terry Urban I'd Rather Smell The Flowers For Sale

Terry Urban
Terry Urban - I'd Rather Smell The Flowers, 2026, Acrylic, Oil, Charcoal, Aerosol on Canvas

I'd Rather Smell The Flowers, 2026

Acrylic, Oil, Charcoal, Aerosol on Canvas

48 x 60 In

About this work

Terry Urban has established himself as a distinctive voice in contemporary art, known for his layered compositions that merge street art sensibilities with classical painting techniques. His work occupies a compelling space between urban rawness and refined aestheticism, drawing collectors who appreciate art that refuses easy categorization. Urban's pieces have garnered attention for their emotional directness and technical versatility, positioning him as an artist whose market presence continues to strengthen. "I'd Rather Smell The Flowers" exemplifies Urban's characteristic approach of building visual and conceptual depth through mixed media. The combination of acrylic, oil, charcoal, and aerosol on canvas creates a surface tension that rewards sustained viewing, with each medium contributing its own texture and resonance to the whole. At 48 x 60 inches, the work commands significant presence while maintaining an intimacy that invites close examination of Urban's gestural mark-making and chromatic decisions. The title itself suggests a deliberate turning away from contemporary noise toward something more essential and sensory—a theme that runs through much of Urban's recent output. This piece demonstrates his continued exploration of presence and attention in an age of distraction, rendered through a visual language that feels both urgent and contemplative. The interplay between controlled passages and spontaneous gestures speaks to Urban's training across multiple disciplines and his refusal to be confined by medium-specific conventions. Guy Hepner is pleased to offer this significant work from an artist whose trajectory merits serious collector attention. For acquisition inquiries, please contact the gallery directly.

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