The Serpent's Alloy | 16 x 20 x 1 in | Abstract Painting
ARTWORK DETAILS
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Dimensions: 16 x 20 x 1 in
Subject Matter: Abstract
Collection: Studio Collection
Edition: Private Edition
Inventory / COA Number: 5894707959863
WORK CLASSIFICATION
Creatively Cutz Painting
Studio Collection
Private Edition
One-of-One Original Artwork
MAIN DESCRIPTION
The Serpent's Alloy traces winding paths through brown, gold, copper, bronze, silver, teal, and blue. The painting was created through a process where two marbles moved through the paint, guided by gravity and chance, carving shifting lines through the layered surface.
The title connects to both the movement and the metallic palette. The winding marks behave like a serpent moving through elemental color, while the alloy reference comes through in the collision of copper, bronze, silver, and earth-toned passages.
FEATURES
Original acrylic painting on canvas by JD Hecht.
Created at Creatively Cutz Studio in July 2025.
Measures 16 x 20 x 1 in.
Features brown, gold, copper, bronze, silver, teal, and blue movement across the canvas.
Created using two marbles guided by gravity and chance to carve winding paths through layered paint.
One-of-one original artwork.
Cataloged with inventory / COA number 5894707959863.
Released directly from Creatively Cutz Studio.
PROVENANCE & AUTHENTICITY
Provenance:
Created by JD Hecht at Creatively Cutz Studio in Old Hickory, Tennessee. Completed July 2025. This original acrylic painting measures 16 x 20 x 1 in and is cataloged under inventory / COA number 5894707959863. It is released directly from the artist’s studio as a one-of-one original artwork.
Authenticity:
This work is documented within the Creatively Cutz Studio archive and assigned a permanent inventory record. Studio documentation and photographic records support authenticity, traceability, and long-term collector confidence.
AVAILABILITY NOTE
The Serpent's Alloy is currently available through Creatively Cutz Studio. Availability is subject to change as original works are sold, reserved, or moved into private collections.
