Original artwork by Kelly-Anne ScottOne-of-a-kind piece.Available to collect. Ready to ship from the UK.OverviewDiamond is a large-scale mixed media artwork exploring contrast, structure, and pressure.Working in black and white, the piece balances sharp geometry with raw, distressed texture — order held tightly against chaos.The StoryThis work plays with tension.Rigid geometry presses against organic surface marks. Order meets disorder. Structure holds while everything beneath it shifts.Layers of distressed black ink form a grid-like background, echoing weathered walls, faded plans, or urban traces left behind. From the centre, a dense vertical form rises — part skyline, part organic structure in flux.Bold white lines cut across the surface, forming a diamond framework that both contains and disrupts the chaos within.For me, Diamond is about finding meaning in pressure — how strength is shaped where control and collapse meet.If this piece speaks to you, it’s available.DescriptionOriginal artworkOne-of-a-kind pieceMixed media on canvas (ink, spray paint, textured surface work)Palette: black and white / monochromeYear: 2025Dimensions: 4ft × 3ftReady to ship from the UKCollector’s Note
This piece was originally aligned with the number 5555, symbolising transformation, change, and forward movement — themes that sit at the heart of the work.
Just as Diamond holds tension between order and chaos, its value reflects the energy of breaking patterns and stepping into a new structure.
Original artwork by Kelly-Anne ScottOne-of-a-kind piece.Available to collect. Ready to ship from the UK.OverviewDiamond is a large-scale mixed media artwork exploring contrast, structure, and pressure.Working in black and white, the piece balances sharp geometry with raw, distressed texture — order held tightly against chaos.The StoryThis work plays with tension.Rigid geometry presses against organic surface marks. Order meets disorder. Structure holds while everything beneath it shifts.Layers of distressed black ink form a grid-like background, echoing weathered walls, faded plans, or urban traces left behind. From the centre, a dense vertical form rises — part skyline, part organic structure in flux.Bold white lines cut across the surface, forming a diamond framework that both contains and disrupts the chaos within.For me, Diamond is about finding meaning in pressure — how strength is shaped where control and collapse meet.If this piece speaks to you, it’s available.DescriptionOriginal artworkOne-of-a-kind pieceMixed media on canvas (ink, spray paint, textured surface work)Palette: black and white / monochromeYear: 2025Dimensions: 4ft × 3ftReady to ship from the UKCollector’s Note
This piece was originally aligned with the number 5555, symbolising transformation, change, and forward movement — themes that sit at the heart of the work.
Just as Diamond holds tension between order and chaos, its value reflects the energy of breaking patterns and stepping into a new structure.
