Chipped Away 2 elegantly plays off Robert Rauschenbergs iconic 1950s pieces by showcasing a departure from conventional artistic norms. Hand-drawn marks punctuate heavy brushwork and dabs of paint with pieces of torn newsprint peaking through. Taken as a whole, the effect produces a layered texture. A muted color scheme of dark sand, champagne, and charcoal complement the subtle nature of the work.

Chipped Away 2 elegantly plays off Robert Rauschenbergs iconic 1950s pieces by showcasing a departure from conventional artistic norms. Hand-drawn marks punctuate heavy brushwork and dabs of paint with pieces of torn newsprint peaking through. Taken as a whole, the effect produces a layered texture. A muted color scheme of dark sand, champagne, and charcoal complement the subtle nature of the work.

Chipped Away 2 elegantly plays off Robert Rauschenbergs iconic 1950s pieces by showcasing a departure from conventional artistic norms. Hand-drawn marks punctuate heavy brushwork and dabs of paint with pieces of torn newsprint peaking through. Taken as a whole, the effect produces a layered texture. A muted color scheme of dark sand, champagne, and charcoal complement the subtle nature of the work.

Chipped Away 2 elegantly plays off Robert Rauschenbergs iconic 1950s pieces by showcasing a departure from conventional artistic norms. Hand-drawn marks punctuate heavy brushwork and dabs of paint with pieces of torn newsprint peaking through. Taken as a whole, the effect produces a layered texture. A muted color scheme of dark sand, champagne, and charcoal complement the subtle nature of the work.

Chipped Away 2 elegantly plays off Robert Rauschenbergs iconic 1950s pieces by showcasing a departure from conventional artistic norms. Hand-drawn marks punctuate heavy brushwork and dabs of paint with pieces of torn newsprint peaking through. Taken as a whole, the effect produces a layered texture. A muted color scheme of dark sand, champagne, and charcoal complement the subtle nature of the work.

Chipped Away 2 elegantly plays off Robert Rauschenbergs iconic 1950s pieces by showcasing a departure from conventional artistic norms. Hand-drawn marks punctuate heavy brushwork and dabs of paint with pieces of torn newsprint peaking through. Taken as a whole, the effect produces a layered texture. A muted color scheme of dark sand, champagne, and charcoal complement the subtle nature of the work.