“Child Magic” is an abstract expressionist artwork created by Jack Armstrong in 2003 in Los Angeles, California, United States. The piece is executed with acrylic on canvas, measuring 48.01 by 35.99 centimeters. This artwork belongs to the abstract genre and currently resides in a private collection.
The artwork, “Child Magic,” is a vivid and dynamic composition typical of Abstract Expressionism. The artist employs a palette of vibrant colors, including yellows, reds, pinks, blues, and greens, interwoven with energetic strokes and splatters of paint. A central focal point is established with a burst of colors centering around a dark red, star-like explosion, which seems to radiate outward. Layer upon layer of paint create a sense of depth and motion, capturing the viewer’s eye and drawing them into the chaotic yet harmonious symphony of colors and forms. The piece reflects a spontaneous and emotive approach, emphasizing abstract and non-representational imagery that echoes the playful and mystical essence suggested by its title, “Child Magic.”
