Untitled Figurative Mixed Media Work, Contemporary Conceptual Art on Paper

This original mixed media work by Ginny Lloyd features a centrally placed photographic figure emerging through broad, expressive painterly strokes in muted blue and gray tones. The composition presents a partially obscured female figure with head tilted upward, creating a moment that feels both intimate and performative—hallmarks of Lloyd’s conceptual and Fluxus-influenced practice.

The image appears to be constructed through a layered process combining photographic imagery with gestural surface manipulation, likely involving paint, transfer techniques, or solvent-based abrasion. The rough, uneven edges of the paper and the visible texture of the surface reinforce the work’s raw, process-driven aesthetic.

Rather than functioning as a traditional portrait, the piece reads as an exploration of vulnerability, presence, and psychological exposure—recurring themes within Lloyd’s broader body of work. The figure’s partial erasure and painterly interruption align closely with performance documentation and post-Fluxus strategies where identity is fragmented and reassembled through material intervention.

The work is presented unframed and appears to be executed on heavy art paper. No title is visible on the sheet, and the piece is therefore cataloged as Untitled, consistent with similar works by the artist.

Ginny Lloyd is a Florida-based contemporary artist whose work spans performance, mail art, conceptual photography, and mixed media. Her practice is closely aligned with Fluxus methodologies and often centers on the body, participation, and the transformation of everyday imagery through artistic action.

contemporary conceptual art, Fluxus influenced art, mixed media artwork, figurative conceptual art, performance documentation, feminist conceptual art, experimental photography, artist performance art, contemporary mixed media, post-Fluxus art, avant-garde contemporary art

Condition Report

Overall very good condition. Paper appears clean and stable with natural deckled or irregular edges consistent with the artist’s working method. No visible tears or losses observed. Minor surface variation inherent to mixed media process. Work not examined out of frame or under magnification.

Height: 15 inches, Length: 22 inches.