Artist: Robert Nava 
Title: Untitled (Original)
Medium: Crayon, oil stick, pencil and acrylic on paper
Size: 15 x 18 Inches (27.9 × 35.6 cm)
Year: 2020
Notes: Signed "Nava 20" in the lower right corner. Custom Framed, Certificate of Authenticity included. 

his framed drawing by Robert Nava showcases his signature raw, childlike, and expressive style. Composed of chaotic, overlapping lines in vibrant hues of green, blue, red, yellow, and black, the piece radiates energy and spontaneity. At its core, a fire-breathing dragon emerges—its skeletal and organic elements blending into a fantastical, almost primal vision.

Nava’s distinct approach to deconstructing traditional depictions is evident in the rough, almost scribbled figures with exaggerated features—skull-like faces, elongated limbs, and an unrestrained dynamism that blurs the line between myth and instinctive creation. Signed "Nava 20" in the lower right corner, the artwork dates to 2020.

Framed in a minimalist light wood frame with a floating mount, the presentation enhances the piece’s raw intensity while maintaining an unpretentious aesthetic true to Nava’s artistic philosophy. The neutral-toned wooden floor in the background adds warmth, subtly complementing the work’s untamed energy.
The drawing includes rough, almost scribbled figures with exaggerated features, such as skull-like faces and elongated limbs, reminiscent of Nava’s signature approach to deconstructing traditional depictions of animals and mythological beings. The lower right corner of the paper is signed “Nava 20,” indicating it was created in 2020.

The piece is framed in a simple light wood frame with a floating mount, enhancing its presentation while maintaining an unpretentious, raw aesthetic that aligns with Nava’s artistic philosophy. The background consists of a neutral-toned wooden floor, adding warmth to the display.