Stacey Carter Art
Black Buttercream
Black Buttercream
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Acquisition by private inquiry
Black Buttercream is an original three-dimensional wall sculpture by Stacey Carter Art.
The piece is built with black pillow-like folds, white shadows, and streaks, creating a rich contrast between softness and weight. Made from textiles, plaster, clay, and black resin with a white matte presentation, the work feels both elegant and tactile — a sculptural surface that invites the eye to move slowly across every fold and reflection.
Its horizontal framed format makes it especially strong above a console, sofa, bed, or gallery wall arrangement.
The work is framed, finished with a black suede backing, and includes attached hardware for installation.
Details:
Dimensions: 24" x 36"
Presentation: Framed with white matte
Medium: Textiles, plaster, clay, and black resin
Backing: Black suede backing
Installation: Hardware attached

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A Milestone Work
Stacey’s work, “Black Licorice,” was selected by jury committee for the Montclair Art Museum’s Juneteenth Exhibition — a milestone that reflects both the power of her artistry and the courage it takes to pursue a dream at any stage of life.
A Foundation In Art, Identity & Love
Carter’s artistic foundation was laid in her childhood home, where her mother, Delores Ellerbe — a gifted painter from Charleston, South Carolina — filled every room with dynamic, soulful work in the 1970s.
Through her mother’s example, Carter learned that art could be a language of identity, power, and love.