Untitled No 90

Title: Untitled No. 90

Medium: Mixed media on 100% cotton raw fabric (markers and crayons)

Dimensions: 94cm x 114cm

Description: "Untitled No. 90" is an abstract work created using a vibrant mix of markers and crayons on 100% raw cotton fabric. The piece powerfully reflects the raw aftermath of Cyclone Alfred. A maelstrom of vibrant yet muted greens, yellows, oranges, reds, and blues—colors both beautiful and bruised—captures the chaotic energy of the storm's destruction. The bold strokes and layered textures of the markers and crayons mirror the confusion and disorientation following such devastation. Thick layers of color, reminiscent of debris piled high, create a sense of overwhelming weight and loss. Yet, amidst this turmoil, glimpses of brighter hues emerge, hinting at the resilience of nature and the persistent hope for a rainbow's promise—a fragile symbol of rebirth and renewal waiting to be revealed amidst the wreckage. The work doesn't depict the cyclone literally, but rather evokes its emotional impact: the struggle, the uncertainty, and the tenacious search for beauty in the face of overwhelming destruction. The raw, unvarnished cotton canvas further emphasizes the vulnerability and the enduring strength found in the aftermath. The unique textural qualities of the crayon and the sharp lines of the markers contribute to the overall feeling of both chaos and fragile hope.

Artist's Recommendation: Frame under glass to showcase the delicate details of the fabric.

Signature and Authenticity: Signed and stamped at the back, delivered rolled with a certificate of authenticity.

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Contemporary Minimalist | From Gestural Studies to Masterworks

​About the Artist:
​Rebecca Wing Sze Lam is a Brisbane-based contemporary artist whose work is a refined exploration of subconscious intuition and primordial form. Known for her reclusive and deeply focused studio practice, Rebecca’s art serves as a silent conduit between the artist’s inner landscape and the collector’s space.
​While her premier, large-scale masterworks on museum-grade linen are represented via 1stDibs, her presence on Bluethumb offers collectors an exclusive look into her Formative Series and Experimental Gestural Studies. These works on canvas and paper capture the raw, energetic origins of her minimalist style.
​Rebecca’s work is held in private collections globally and is featured in prominent public installations, including the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. Her practice continues to evolve, prioritizing archival integrity, emotive depth, and the sophisticated beauty of the unspoken mark.