Rob King Art
Surface Series
The Surface Series explores painting as a process of formation rather than depiction. Each work begins without a fixed image, emerging instead through action, material response, and successive decisions. Paint and texture are applied, obscured, removed, and reintroduced, allowing the surface to evolve through cycles of accumulation and reduction.
These paintings reference landscape without describing it. They suggest weathered terrain, erosion, and geological time, yet remain nonrepresentational. What matters is not what is shown, but how the surface arrives at its final state. Completion is not forced or polished into place; it is recognized when the work reaches equilibrium.
Held Ground
Surface Series
Acrylic, spray paint, and mixed media on canvas
Size: 60”×48”
Price: $6,000
Before Doubt
Surface Series
Acrylic, spray paint, and mixed media on canvas
Size: 60”x48”
Price: $6,000
Mass in Motion
Surface Series
Acrylic and cementitious mixed media on canvas
Size: 48”x36”
Price: $3,500
Where It Stops
Surface Series
Spray paint on canvas
Size: 60”×48”
Price: $4,500
Set By Light
Surface Series
Acrylic, spray paint, and mixed media on canvas
Size: 60”×48”
Price: $4,500
Beneath The Surface
Surface Series
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
Size: 24”x20”
Price: $1,000 (Frame not included)
What Remains
Surface Series
Acrylic and cementitious mixed media on canvas
Size: 24”x20”
Price: $1000
After The Heat
Surface Series
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
Size: 60”x48”
Status: (Sold) Private Collection
If you’re interested in a piece, a commission, or a collaboration, you can reach me.
I will accept offers to commission paintings created in the same visual language and spirit as my existing work. Each piece is developed as an original response to its moment, space, and process. For that reason, my art can be commissioned with a similar feel but no artwork is recreated exactly.
I do not offer prints. The connection between a human hand and a physical surface matters to me. A painting is a singular object built through time, material, and decision. Technology can generate images; what I make exists only once.