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The Confessional (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Newel Hunter

60.96 x 121.92 x 0.64cm (unframed)

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£3,325.69

The Confessional is an abstract piece characterized by a vertical, roughly rectangular composition with layered and overlapping elements. The color palette primarily consists of earth tones, such as shades of brown, beige, and black, with hints of reddish hues near the base. The piece features bold, dark lines that create a dynamic interplay of shapes and forms, some of which resemble architectural structures or mechanical components, though these are not explicitly defined. There is a sense of texture and depth achieved through the variation in line thickness and the interwoven patches of color, giving the work a tactile impression despite its two-dimensional nature. At the top, there appears to be a person trapped in the enclosure, looking for release.

This painting demonstrates a compelling command of abstraction and textural effect, successfully engaging the viewer through the layered complexity of its forms. The use of earthy tones punctuated by stark, dark lines creates a strong visual contrast and adds to the overall intensity of the work. This approach draws attention to the composition’s structural elements, which invite viewers to find their own narratives or associations within the shapes, be they architectural or otherwise. There is a harmonious tension between the solidity of the forms and the fluidity of the lines that gives the piece a palpable energy.

The Confessional is painted with acrylic on a 24 x 48-inch hardboard panel, making it very easy to frame. It comes carefully packaged and shipped in a double thick cardboard box for maximum protection. Accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity.

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Acrylic on hardboard panel

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The Confessional is an abstract piece characterized by a vertical, roughly rectangular composition with layered and overlapping elements. The color palette primarily consists of earth tones, such as shades of brown, beige, and black, with hints of reddish hues near the base. The piece features bold, dark lines that create a dynamic interplay of shapes and forms, some of which resemble architectural structures or mechanical components, though these are not explicitly defined. There is a sense of texture and depth achieved through the variation in line thickness and the interwoven patches of color, giving the work a tactile impression despite its two-dimensional nature. At the top, there appears to be a person trapped in the enclosure, looking for release.

This painting demonstrates a compelling command of abstraction and textural effect, successfully engaging the viewer through the layered complexity of its forms. The use of earthy tones punctuated by stark, dark lines creates a strong visual contrast and adds to the overall intensity of the work. This approach draws attention to the composition’s structural elements, which invite viewers to find their own narratives or associations within the shapes, be they architectural or otherwise. There is a harmonious tension between the solidity of the forms and the fluidity of the lines that gives the piece a palpable energy.

The Confessional is painted with acrylic on a 24 x 48-inch hardboard panel, making it very easy to frame. It comes carefully packaged and shipped in a double thick cardboard box for maximum protection. Accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity.

Materials used:

Acrylic on hardboard panel

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“It’s not about the paint. Or the canvas. It’s about digging deep enough to stir the soul. ”As a writer and artist, Newel Hunter can’t help himself. ... Read more

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