This striking mixed-media work, titled “Academia II,” is signed Badini at the lower left and presented in a substantial silver frame behind glass. The piece exemplifies the bold geometric abstraction and metallic characteristic of late 20th-century decorative modernism. Rendered in a dynamic composition of intersecting geometric forms, the work employs layered media and metallic finishes to create depth, texture, and reflective contrast. The palette and structure evoke a distinctly contemporary-glam aesthetic—refined yet expressive, architectural yet lyrical. About the Artist The name Badini is associated with a body of geometric and abstract decorative art produced during the 1970s–1990s. Though biographical information on the artist remains limited in formal art databases, Badini’s works are recognized within the commercial and interior design markets for their strong graphic composition, use of metallic leaf, and dramatic presentation. This piece is both artwork and design statement—suited for interiors that aim for sculptural abstraction and mid-century-to-modern stylistic harmony.