#11 ERODE SERIES 18"X18" Mixed Media on wood panel 2026 by Shane Townley
#11 ERODE SERIES 18"X18" Mixed Media on wood panel 2026 by Shane Townley
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#11 ERODE SERIES 18"X18" Mixed Media on wood panel 2026 by Shane Townley

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Bring a thoughtful, textural focal point to your room with Shane Townley’s 18 × 18-inch mixed media artwork. Created on a wood panel in 2026, it draws on the ERODE Series’ themes of weathering and transformation.

Its compact square format suits a gallery wall, studio, or living space where you want art with a strong visual presence. Let the warm texture of the wood panel complement natural materials, or place the work among other contemporary pieces for a layered display.

  • Mixed media composition: Multiple artistic techniques give the surface a tactile character and a sense of visual depth.
  • Wood panel: The panel adds warmth and texture to the work’s layered appearance.
  • ERODE Series themes: Weathering, change, and transformation bring conceptual depth to the abstract composition.
  • Desert-inspired details: The series evokes weathered landscapes, with layers, fractures, and worn textures that reflect change over time.
  • Made by Shane Townley: The contemporary environmental artist is based in Joshua Tree, California, and explores climate change, environmental memory, and people’s relationship with the natural world.
  • Series context: ERODE brings together textured mixed-media works on wood panels in an exhibition scheduled for November 2026.

Townley also founded Alien Robot Museum, LagunaART.com, and NewYorkART.com, and supports fellow artists and access to art supplies for schools and hospitals. Give this piece a place where its weathered textures can invite a closer look during a quiet moment at home.