Detrick Cooter “Lifeline” Mixed Media Abstract, 2001

Striking abstract mixed media painting by Detrick Cooter, titled “Lifeline” and dated 2001. This horizontally oriented composition showcases bold, layered textures with vivid hues of red, ochre, and black, forming a rhythmic visual flow across the canvas. The artwork continues beyond the stretched canvas edges, suggesting a sense of motion and continuity.

Signed and dated by the artist on the reverse, and includes an affixed label with the title. Cooter’s abstract work often incorporates topographic forms, organic lines, and mixed media elements to create depth and energy. A captivating, gallery-scale piece ideal for contemporary interiors or collectors of early 21st-century American abstraction.

About the Artist:
Detrick Cooter is a contemporary American artist known for his bold abstract and mixed media works. His compositions often feature layered textures, gestural markings, and vibrant fields of color that evoke both natural forms and architectural structure. Working primarily on canvas, Cooter’s style blends elements of abstraction and visual mapping, creating a dynamic interplay between movement and form.

His work reflects a deep engagement with materiality and spatial rhythm, making his pieces compelling focal points in modern interiors and collections. Cooter continues to develop his practice with a focus on expressive surface treatment and the relationship between mark-making and structure.

Condition:
In good condition with no visible damage. Canvas and paint layers are stable. Colors remain vibrant. Please review the images for details.

Dimensions:
24 x 48 inches (Height x Width)