"Nuclear Forest"

by Gregory J. Rose
2018, Mixed Media On Panel, 12”x12”, framed

A compact mixed-media composition built from vertical black striations layered over red, blush, and pale blue fields with splattered and dragged surface marks. Currently exhibited in Mending in Time at Mill City Clinic. Framed. Certificate of Authenticity included.

 
 
 
 

 

Collector Snapshot

Nuclear Forest reflects Gregory’s 2018 small-format mixed media practice, where dense surface activity and compressed scale sharpened his visual language. The work captures a moment of material confidence and repetition that would later expand into larger panel compositions, making it a concise and collectible anchor within his broader body of work.

Artwork &
Acquisition Details

  • Moderate Growth Potential

    This artwork benefits from current exhibition visibility, a resolved visual language consistent with Gregory’s 2018 output, and strong accessibility for collectors entering his market. Its framed presentation and inclusion in an active exhibition support steady appreciation aligned with documented price growth of comparable mixed media works.

  • One of One Original

    This is the only version of this artwork. No editions exist.

  • Retail Price: $275

    Framed. Ready to hang upon arrival.

  • Available Until Sold

    The artwork is available for purchase while on exhibition.

    Delivery or insured domestic shipping will be coordinated after the exhibition concludes.

  • Foundational Collector Tier

    The modest scale, clear material execution, and current exhibition placement position this work as an accessible entry point for collectors establishing a relationship with Gregory’s practice while still carrying documented provenance value.

 

 

Artwork Details

Full Description

Layered vertical bands of black and deep charcoal rise through fields of muted red, pale pink, and exposed wood, creating a rigid, column-like structure across the panel. Dripped lines, splatter marks, and scraped passages interrupt these vertical forms, revealing the raw surface beneath and emphasizing process-driven construction. The contrast between opaque paint, exposed substrate, and erratic linear marks produces a dense surface tension that anchors the work within Gregory’s small-format mixed media language while maintaining visual weight and compositional clarity.

Authentication

  • Certificate of Authenticity included

  • Digital documentation provided

  • Hidden signature within the composition

  • Artist signature on the back

 

Provenance

Mending in Time Exhibition (current)
This artwork is currently presented as part of Mending in Time at Mill City Clinic, contributing to a curated installation highlighting Gregory’s mixed media practice and ongoing material exploration.

Shipping & Insurance Info

  • Nationwide United States shipping

  • Fully insured packing and transport

  • Local delivery available

  • Local installation offered

  • Gregory will coordinate all logistics within three to five business days

 
 

 
 

Market Relevance

Gregory’s market continues to strengthen across exhibitions, public placements, and institutional acquisition. Small-format mixed media works (12”–17”) have achieved documented sales between $175 and $500 across multiple exhibition cycles, reflecting consistent collector demand for intimate compositions within the artist’s broader practice.

Comparable small-scale works demonstrate sustained transactional activity from early institutional placements at $500 (2003) to documented sales within the $175 range (2009), reinforcing the stability of this accessible collector tier. “Nuclear Forest” is positioned within this established and actively collected segment of Gregory’s market.

 
 
 

Comparable Sales

“Blue Orca” — 12x12 inches, Mixed Media on Panel
Sold for $500 in 2003

“Alley Dweller” — 8x8 inches, Mixed Media on Panel
Sold for $175 in 2009

“Broken Window” — 9x11 inches, Mixed Media on Panel
Sold for $100 in 2024

 
 

Artist Market Position

Gregory’s market continues to show consistent upward movement, with exhibited works like Nuclear Forest reinforcing demand across both entry-level and advanced collector segments. Current visibility and steady pricing growth support ongoing collector confidence.

 

Price Growth of Mixed Media Works

 
 

 

Nuclear Forest compresses rhythm, repetition, and surface intensity into…

…a disciplined square format, offering a clear view into Gregory’s material thinking during a formative period. The work’s current exhibition status strengthens its cultural relevance while reinforcing its role as a grounded, investment-conscious acquisition.”

— Curatorial Commentary

 

 
 
 
 

 

Terms of Sale

 
 

Secure payment options

 

This artwork is sold through a secure Flodesk checkout, which allows buyers to pay via credit card or digital payment methods. All transactions are encrypted and processed securely. Invoice options are available upon request.

 
 

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

 
 

Copyright & Usage Rights

 

Purchase of this artwork transfers ownership of the physical object only. All copyrights and reproduction rights remain the sole property of the artist, Gregory J. Rose.

The collector may not reproduce, distribute, license, modify, or commercially exploit the artwork in any form without prior written permission from the artist. This includes, but is not limited to, prints, digital reproductions, merchandise, NFTs, or commercial media usage.

The artist retains the right to reproduce the artwork for portfolio use, exhibitions, publications, marketing, and archival documentation.

 
 
 

 

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