Justin Bower 'Fractal Event' Abstract Portrait - Oil Painting on Canvas 2010

Monumental oil on canvas titled Fractal Event by contemporary California artist Justin Bower. Measuring an impressive 96 inches high by 84 inches wide, this early work is an exceptional example of Bower’s distinctive exploration of the human figure in the digital age.

Bower’s psychologically charged portraits depict fractured, destabilized figures constructed through layers of expressive brushwork, vivid color and intersecting spatial elements. In Fractal Event, the monumental face appears simultaneously human and digitally fragmented, creating a powerful tension between physical identity and technological transformation.

The complementary painting to Fractal Event, titled Blue Boy, was recently featured in the television series Landman.

Justin Bower is an American contemporary artist whose work examines identity, technology and the increasingly blurred relationship between physical and virtual experience. His paintings are represented in notable collections including the Eugenio López Collection, Carlos Slim Collection, Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation and the Cosmopolitan Collection in Las Vegas. Bower has also been the subject of museum exhibitions at MOAH: Museum of Art and History, the Pomona Art Museum and the Riverside Art Museum.

Oil on canvas.

96" H x 84" W.

Signed by the artist on the reverse.