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The artwork 'Collaboration No.1' by Lauren Matsumoto features a delicate yellow songbird perched atop an abstract landscape of torn paper collage elements in pastel pink, mint green, yellow, and gray. The bird is rendered in detailed watercolor against a clean white background, creating a minimalist yet expressive mixed-media composition.
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    Lauren Matsumoto

    Collaboration No.1

    Original Artwork

    Dimensions: 9.5" x 8.5"

    Medium: Acrylic and paper collage on watercolor paper

    $215
    $215
    Unframed

    The work comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist.

    We offer $50 standard shipping in the continental U.S. and $40 installation service in the NYC metro area. Return shipping is also $50, but waived if you rent for 6 months or longer. Just shoot us an email and we'll help you safely return the artworks.

    Purchase: $215
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    Lauren Matsumoto

    Lauren Matsumoto

    Works in Hudson Valley, NY

    Lauren is a painter who straddles the best of both worlds: collage and painting; abstract backgrounds like East Asian inkwash paintings and naturalistic renderings straight out of encyclopedias; patterns and depth. The birds perch where we yield space for them, living precariously among manmade contraptions.

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