“6pm Static Cling”
"6pm Static Cling"
by Gregory J. Rose
2025, Mixed Media On Panel, 24“x24”
A charged abstraction composed of layered grids, suspended marks, and accumulated surface interference that register pause, friction, and unresolved energy. Exhibited in the Dauntless Indignant Geography Solo Exhibition at NE SCULPTURE | Gallery Factory. Unframed. Certificate of Authenticity included.
Collector Snapshot
6pm Static Cling occupies the moment of suspension within the Polyptych. Inspired by the koan, “Can the eye capture every star at night?”, this work examines what happens when movement slows but energy does not dissipate.
The painting draws from the hours where responsibility, fatigue, and reflection collide. The day’s momentum lingers in the body. Systems hum without direction. The static of experience accumulates rather than resolves. Memory does not advance or retreat. It clings.
As the third work in the Polyptych, 6pm Static Cling functions as the pause before reckoning. It bridges propulsion and aftermath, holding tension without release. For collectors, this piece captures the psychological weight of endurance when motion gives way to friction.
Artwork &
Acquisition Details
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High Growth
This work demonstrates strong growth indicators through its exhibition provenance, its alignment with a pivotal moment in Gregory’s development, and its position within a cohesive series with limited availability and increasing collector interest.
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One of One Original
This is the only version of this artwork. No editions exist. The artist will contact the collector directly to coordinate delivery or domestic insured shipping.
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Retail Price: $4,800
Unframed
Framing recommendations available upon request. Local installation support offered.
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Available Until Sold
Standard acquisition timeline applies. Gregory will reach out within three to five business days to coordinate insured domestic shipping or local delivery.
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Signature Masterwork Tier
The strength of the series’ exhibition visibility, paired with the depth of structural language present in this work, positions it as a defining example of Gregory’s mature mixed media practice.
Artwork Details
Inspired by the Koan:
“Can the eye capture every star at night?”
He’s so strong, and resilient. Why have you traveled so far from home?
Is it a thrown or skipped stone?
95,96, 98 2000-2001.
He rebooted the system drive in the snow.
Can’t you hear the soft crunch of footsteps head to devour
Hot salad.
He functions best when he wakes during Ambrosia hour.
Fucking salad again, as he spent his last coin on his anointments into fatherhood.
Where he dreamed of Fireflies and Fairies dancing upon the child’s face.
As they dreamed of far-off lands, they would someday explore.
He abhors the fact he’s not back in the junk lots and alleyways with broken glass
like next to mom’s apartment and Am Vets.
Vets on the block fighting the demons from the past spat overseas.
Little man don’t get caught up in this shit.
You smart and got a good heart.
There’s no glory while they watch you fall apart.
So let the phoenix rise young ram.
Stand, stand, stand tall and face up.
Look everyone in the eyes.
That’s how you survive.
And survive he did, but at what expense?
Like Fences- it was fear that his dad struggled to express.
So—he’s like a war-torn Vet with no war to point to overseas.
He looks in the mirror every day and all that he mutters.
It’s Me.
Take that next step, take that leap into the abyss.
His DNA is stardust and his
Angels are pissed.
Full Description
6pm Static Cling is constructed from dense layers of overlapping grids, scraped passages, and suspended linear marks that generate visual interference across the surface. Yellows and greens dominate, punctuated by pale grays and black interruptions that resist full alignment.
The composition feels electrically charged but stalled. Lines hesitate. Blocks overlap without resolving. Light appears diffused rather than directional, echoing the sensation of energy lingering without outlet. The painting records a state of compression, where momentum has slowed but consequence has not yet arrived.
Authentication
Certificate of Authenticity included
Digital documentation provided
Hidden integrated signature
Signature on the back
Provenance
Dauntless Indignant Geography Solo Exhibition
This artwork was featured in Gregory’s 2025 solo exhibition at NE SCULPTURE | Gallery Factory, a gallery centered on supporting emerging and mid-career contemporary artists. The exhibition explored internal geographies and the reconstruction of personal terrain through mixed media abstraction. After the exhibition concluded, the artwork returned to the artist’s studio collection.
Shipping & Insurance Info
Nationwide United States shipping
Fully insured packing and transport
Local delivery available
Installation support offered
Gregory coordinates all logistics within three to five business days
The Polyptych Collection
Market Relevance
The Dauntless Indignant Geography Series occupies a distinct position within contemporary abstraction by merging Zen inquiry, Black cultural memory, and spatial mapping. 6pm Static Cling extends the Polyptych’s inquiry by focusing on friction, delay, and unresolved energy, offering collectors an exhibited work that captures the psychological weight of pause.
Comparable Sales
Comparable sales data is currently being compiled. Pricing is based on Gregory’s established retail structure for mixed media works and documented exhibition history.
Artist Market Position
Gregory is an established regional artist with national reach, with works in private, public, and academic collections. His continued exhibition activity, growing catalog, and expanding licensing partnerships bolster collector confidence. Exhibited works such as 6pm Static Cling reflect the most current evolution of his practice and hold strong relevance for long-term collectors.
Price Growth of Mixed Media Works (2018–2025)
“6pm Static Cling frames pause as pressure rather than rest.
Through accumulated marks and unresolved structure, the work records the friction of energy without release. As the third panel of the Polyptych, it holds the tension that makes reckoning inevitable.”
— Curatorial Commentary
Terms of Sale
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Returns
All sales are final. No returns or exchanges are accepted for original artwork. This policy ensures proper stewardship and authenticity for collectors.
Ownership transfer / documentation
Upon purchase, the collector receives:
• A Certificate of Authenticity
• A digital ownership document via email
• A signed confirmation of sale
• Shipping or installation coordination within 3–5 business days