Abstract art : 57 Articles

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Ding Yi: The Master of Crosses Who Transformed Chinese Abstraction

Ding Yi: The Master of Crosses Who Transformed Chinese Abstraction

Ding Yi • 6 minutes read
Ding Yi is a renowned Chinese artist celebrated for his innovative use of repeated “+” and “×” symbols to create dynamic abstract works that reflect modern urban and digital life. Through diverse materials and large-scale installations, his art bridges traditional painting with contemporary technology, gaining global recognition.
Jean-Humbert Savoldelli: The pictorial struggle of a master of expressive abstraction

Jean-Humbert Savoldelli: The pictorial struggle of a master of expressive abstraction

Artist Portrait • 4 minutes read
Jean-Humbert Savoldelli is a contemporary French painter with a powerful and recognizable style, blending geometric abstraction, textures, vibrant colors, and human silhouettes. Born from a radical transformation in 2013, his work captivates with its expressive power and represents a promising artistic investment.
Start an Art Collection: Tips and Must-Have Pieces for a New Collector

Start an Art Collection: Tips and Must-Have Pieces for a New Collector

Art history • 11 minutes read
Are you new to the art world and eager to start your collection but don't know where to begin? Don't worry! We've created a few profiles of novice collectors so you can identify yourself in one of them and discover your unique style...
Trillionic: A Unique Fusion of Technology and Creativity

Trillionic: A Unique Fusion of Technology and Creativity

Artist Portrait • 4 minutes read
Trillionic is an innovative artist who skillfully fuses technological precision and intuitive creativity through works combining abstract acrylic painting and Pop Art collages. His work explores themes of transformation and resilience, offering unique and promising pieces for collectors seeking contemporary art that combines technology and emotion.
Guido Lötscher: Mark Rothko's "Metaphysical" Color Field Painting

Guido Lötscher: Mark Rothko's "Metaphysical" Color Field Painting

Artist portraits • 5 minutes read
"A profound change in the company's philosophy and my desire for a professional reorientation led me, after careful consideration of various career options, to finally dedicate myself to freelance visual arts in 2015 – the realization of a childhood dream..."
Szilvia Banki: I have always loved drawing and painting

Szilvia Banki: I have always loved drawing and painting

Artist portraits • 4 minutes read
"I graduated from art school in Budapest and was taught by renowned painters. I also studied painting techniques that I hope I have retained. My absolute favourite paint is oil paint, which in my opinion is the most malleable. Lately I have started to experiment and work with acrylic colours and acrylic textured paints..."
Maria Esmar: I believe that every artist has a unique touch

Maria Esmar: I believe that every artist has a unique touch

Artist portraits • 7 minutes read
"I believe that every artist has a unique touch as we all have different personalities and the way we all express ourselves is unique in every way imaginable, as each painting is driven more by our feelings and all the visual information we soak from the outside world, the paintings I create can differ in style and I even though I start a painting based on an idea the painting always takes a twist and surprises me in the becoming..."
Hongfeng Guo: Exploring the Infinite Possibilities of Inspiration, Innovation, and Emotional Expression

Hongfeng Guo: Exploring the Infinite Possibilities of Inspiration, Innovation, and Emotional Expression

Artist portraits • 9 minutes read
“My art is a capture and recreation of fleeting perceptions, through the intertwining of color, form, and material, exploring the endless possibilities of emotions and dreams…” 
Abstract art explained simply: Germany, France, America and Holland

Abstract art explained simply: Germany, France, America and Holland

Art history • 12 minutes read
"Abstract art is like drawing what you feel or imagine, without having to show something real. There are no recognizable houses or people, but shapes and colors that tell emotions or ideas. It's a bit like saying, 'I’m not showing you a tree, but what the idea of a tree makes me feel.'"...
Martin Zanollo: The creative process is a value for me

Martin Zanollo: The creative process is a value for me

Artist portraits • 7 minutes read
“I started painting and drawing a little before I began my studies in architecture. It has always been for me a way of thinking about reality and expressing my own being in every moment...”....

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