Purple Woman is a bold acrylic-on-paper portrait rendered with expressive intensity. Violet tones are applied in swift, emotive strokes, allowing the figure to emerge through color, gesture, and atmosphere rather than detail. Here, purple functions as more than hue—it becomes mood, aura, and narrative thread, evoking both mystique and strength. The work is framed to an overall size of 16 × 12 ¾ inches, enhancing its presence while maintaining an intimate scale.

Los Angeles–based artist Vincent Lantzy (b. 1998, Detroit, MI) works at the intersection of fashion, painting, and cultural symbolism. Emerging from a background in hand-altered garments, Lantzy has developed a studio practice rooted in transformation—where material, gesture, and identity converge across surface. His portraits balance restraint and immediacy, feeling at once archetypal and deeply personal. Purple Woman continues this language: feminine, forceful, and atmospherically rich.