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Triumph Shall Wave - Flag Series by Gavin W, Sewekk in Montreal
Triumph Shall Wave - Flag Series
Triumph Shall Wave is a large-scale acrylic painting that reinterprets the American flag through a gestural, material-driven approach. Built with thick, layered brushwork, the surface emphasizes movement, texture, and the physical act of painting.
The familiar structure of the flag remains intact, but the imagery is destabilized through abstraction—stars shift in tone and clarity, and the stripes dissolve into energetic fields of red, white, and orange. The result is both recognizable and unsettled, balancing symbolism with painterly expression.
Rather than presenting a fixed statement, the work opens space for multiple readings—patriotism, critique, memory, and identity—held together within a single, dynamic surface. The painting functions as a strong focal piece, bringing color, scale, and conceptual tension into a space.
Availability: Sold
Medium: acrylic paint
Collection: pop
Size: 60in (W) X 39in (H)
Price: $3,200
Meet the Artist
Montreal, CanadaI’m a Montreal and New York-based visual artist working across painting, collage, and sculptural wall pieces. My practice moves between abstraction and figuration, often layering found imagery, drawn elements, and painted structure into surfaces that feel both constructed and alive.
I’ve been working professionally for over twenty years, with projects ranging from private commissions to public art installations. My approach is collaborative—I work closely with clients to develop pieces that respond to a space, a story, or a particular energy they want to live with.
Alongside larger works, I offer smaller commissions, including portrait drawings and custom paintings, as a way of keeping the work immediate and accessible. Whether the project is intimate or architectural, the goal is the same: to make something that holds attention over time.
I’m particularly interested in work that sits between image and object—where painting starts to take on a physical presence, and where materials carry their own history into the final piece.

































