Massachusetts - Abstract Paintings

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Part of artist Patrick O'Boyle's ongoing Ethereal Abstraction series. He demonstrates an abstract expression of vivid colors. "I paint standing up with the pa...

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Artist Terri Bell depicts a delicate linear piece that conveys the impression of wandering. An abstract portrayal of the serene and restful state of going wit...

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Artist Jenn Williamson presents an ethereal landscape that conveys a message of optimism and love. "I seek to inspire others to reflect upon the beauty that s...

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Artist Lisa Carney presents a floral abstract of vibrant crimson blooms. Part of her ongoing GeoFlora series of dynamic abstractions comprised of drips and splatters. The piece features a contrasting palette of red, light pink, orange, and gray. The summery colors suggest wildflower-covered fields and branching sea corals.

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Lisa Carney draws her inspiration from the earth's layers and the history they hold. The drips, splashes, scrapes and scratches in her art happen spontaneously and come together to create a cohesive whole. She began to craft a more organic feel in her works after noticing the texture in her works resembled plant roots...

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Artist Natalie George demonstrates an abstract expression of an abundant garden with clouds of flowers. Vibrant specks of magenta and orange hues flow in vigo...

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"This dynamic abstract commands the viewer's presence," states artist Gena Brodie Robbins. "Two figures stand in the late a...

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Artist John Diehl creates a sharp diagonal division that cleaves the subject into two distinctive halves. The upper portion features a solid white trapezoid, ...

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Artist Courtney Jacobs presents a vibrant abstract with fluorescent hues. Bright shades of yellow, green, and red create a dynamic and energetic atmosphere to...

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Artist Janet Hamilton depicts an intricately textured abstract painting with rich gradations of color. She paints indigo and beige stripes, creating bands of...

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A modern abstract painting in cool blocks of blues and grays vibrating with brilliant red and pastel yellow. "Like its Manhattan namesake, 'Bleecker Street...

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"Can something broken remain whole?" probes artist Marie-Eve Champagne. Lines connect, disconnect, and reconnect with intertwining strokes in a dynamic rhythm...

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Artist Patrick Duffey creates a dialogue between the imagination and removing limiting barriers of distance and various dimensions. The monochromatic painting...

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Artist Janet Dyer creates many variations of this same landscape scene, utilizing different color palettes and varying the number of details in each. In this ...

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Artist DL Watson created this light, tropical scene based on her butterfly garden in her south Florida home. Lush greens and cool...

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Artist Terri Bell presents an abstract piece that combines linear work and an organized circular pattern. "It organically combines the two areas into a peacef...

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Artist Craig Rouse imagines an architectural abstract landscape using a limited color palette. He depicts graphic geometric linewor...

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Artist Patrick Duffy demonstrates linear forms, initiating warped dimensions. "The Cosmos is central to my work, creating a dialogue between the imagination and the fundamentals of all things space," shares Patrick. He explores newly learned concepts and unique ways to visualize the cosmos through design. Within his creative process, shapes become symbols of time, guiding the eye and mind to think of dark solar windswept patterns that are balanced and engaging.

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Artist Patrick Duffy creates multi-scaled abstract compositions that seek to realize patterns through process, form, and color. Growing up in the coastal town of Blue Hill, Maine, he started creating artwork very early. He explores time, space, theoretical, and science fiction themes, describing his works as translated visions of paradoxes. Patrick received his BFA from Pratt Institute in 2006, being part of many shows in New York, New England, and Houston, TX. Publications include The New York Times, “Things to See in the Hudson Valley” for the exhibition “Intricate Realities” at the Catskill Arts Society in 2016, as well as “Creating in Color” for Trouvé Magazine Volume 3 in 2015. Since 2019, Patrick has resided in Austin, Texas. He has worked with artists Takashi Murakami (Kai Kai...

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In this flowing abstract, artist Cynthia Ligeros uses acrylic paint by blending it similarly to watercolors. "Although I guide the paint, I also let the color...

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Artist Linda Cassidy employs organically composed geometric forms in an alluring abstract. She explores a playfulness inherent in...

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Artist Cynthia Ligeros displays a panoramic abstract of a moody winter twilight. Hues of blue and yellow glimmer throughout the composition. She draws inspira...

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Part of artist Lisa Carney's GeoFlora series of intensely mesmerizing blossoms. She shares floral abstractions in a soothing atmospheric scene inspired by oce...

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Artist Natalie George displays a dreamy abstract landscape of lavender fields. The panorama stretches across the canvas as energetic shapes of harmonizing col...

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Artist Jason Astorquia demonstrates an abstract display of the Earth. Cool earthy greens merge with milky white, a suggestion o...

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Artist Joey Korom envisions an abstract version of a stove. "With paintings, temperatures are conveyed by various colors, a time-tested artistic device," says...

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Artist Tatiana Iliina envisions a dazzling cityscape in lively vertical lines. She displays the structures in energetic strokes that convey the buzzing city. ...

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Part of his collection of channeling elements from his daily experiences in gardening and contributing them to the pieces. Artist Voskan Galstian patterns exo...

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This painting is part of artist Patrick O'Boyle's ongoing Ethereal Abstraction series. Vibrant hues in orange, yellow, peach, and neon green blend boldly toge...

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A panoramic view of a glorious sunset. Its last coral rays lining the horizon. Artist Janet Dyer took inspiration from videos that were playing during a visit...

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Artist Drew Noel Marin paints an ethereal abstract of land meeting ocean. A rustic representation of a tranquil seaside. Drew applies loose brush strokes of powdery shades of blue. The composition evokes an atmospheric feeling of harmony and composure.

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Boundlessly inspired by the beauty of nature, artist Drew Noel Marin paints imaginative sceneries in harmonious color. She carefully synthesizes impressionism and abstraction in her distinctive style. “My intention is to emote wonder and peace through free-flowing brushstrokes and soft movements of color,” says Drew. Growing up in an artistic atmosphere, she was allowed to discover many avenues to explore and foster her creativity. Her work displays many different emotions experienced throughout her life, illuminating its uniqueness. Once Drew starts a painting, she gains a burning desire to accomplish it. The urge keeps her going as thought and vision simply come to her while working. Her boutique studio lies in her garage, where natural light, fresh air, and music freely flows. When resting her creativity, she enjoys outdoor walks and being in the moment with her family.

Words that describe this painting: peaceful, soothing, ethereal, atmospheric, moody, soft, relaxing, abstract, water, seaside, rustic, acrylicpaint, seascape, abstract, seascape, acrylic painting, beige

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Artist Morgan Fite displays an abstract representation of walking through a winter season. Layered dark forest green makes a star...

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Radiant yellow, orange, red, blue, and green orbs fall from the sky silhouetted by the sun. Reminiscent of a field of spring flowers in the bright morning lig...

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Artist Lisa Carney expresses a lush open field blanketed with blue and green flowers in this abstract composition. She uses a drip painting technique that con...

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Part of artist Rachel Srinivasan's signature cubist coffee series. For these pieces, she studies her extensive collection of cafetieres that she keeps in her studio. The works are both about celebrating her love of coffee, and depicting light, pattern, and repetition as though it were set to music.

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For Rachel Srinivasan, an idea is worth putting on a canvas only if it still feels exciting after a few days. Rachel enjoys mulling the idea over in her mind for some time before creating an artwork. She hopes viewers will engage with her work and wonder about the subject matter, shapes and colors. "My current work is all about creating a connection between the person on the canvas with the viewer," she explains. She prefers large paintings and sometimes even makes her own canvases. She currently lives in Arizona and enjoys baking rhubarb pies, reading, running and going to art museums.

Words that describe this painting: coffee, caffeine, cubism, espresso, still life, repetition, cubist, Picasso, Georges Braque, abstract, cuisine, non-representational, modern , oil painting, grey

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Artist Patrick Duffy presents abstract spheres etched in subtle contrasting textures. He creates a dialogue between the imagination and the fundamentals of all things space. "It's an exploration of newly learned concepts and a unique way to visualize them through artwork and design," says Patrick. Within his creative process, shapes become symbols of time and process, guiding the eye and mind to think of dark solar windswept patterns that are balanced and engaging.

About the Artist
Artist Patrick Duffy creates multi-scaled abstract compositions that seek to realize patterns through process, form, and color. Growing up in the coastal town of Blue Hill, Maine, he started creating artwork very early. He explores time, space, theoretical, and science fiction themes, describing his works as translated visions of paradoxes. Patrick received his BFA from Pratt Institute in 2006, being part of many shows in New York, New England, and Houston, TX. Publications include The New York Times, “Things to See in the Hudson Valley” for the exhibition “Intricate Realities” at the Catskill Arts Society in 2016, as well as “Creating in Color” for Trouvé Magazine Volume 3 in 2015. Since 2019, Patrick has resided in Austin, Texas. He has worked with artists Takashi Murakami (Kai Kai...

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Part of artist Natasha Tayles' ongoing Circles series, she envisions bright light emerging from the darkness. Natasha paints a kaleidoscopic feast for the eye...

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Artist Cynthia Ligeros presents an abstract inspired by the stunning colors in the clouds rising at dawn. The expressive brushwork depicts red clouds and heav...

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Radiant warmth breaks through the abstract skyscape in artist Jason Astorquia's dramatic work. Soft reds and yellows blend with clouds of white and hints of a darker storm departing. Jason meditates on a focused palette with layers of texture and depth of dimension to deliver the essence of a place in time. Large palette knives combine and contrast textures and directions to bring a sunset revelation of milk and honey.

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Jason Astorquia recognizes that money is important to the way we think, act, and relate to one another. His “Impressions” series is made up of abstract paintings that are created using the impressions of pennies. Like the mark of consumption on society, Jason repetitively brands his canvases with the mark of physical money. There is a Pop Art element to the work in its bold primary colors, geometric sense of design, and conceptual meaning. His work is as close as you may get to hanging actual money on your wall, a concept that Andy Warhol introduced and played with in his own work. It is evident that there is a lot of planning and precision that goes into each piece. The compositions are like binary code...

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Artist Jason Astorquia presents a dynamic abstraction of colors in nature. Golden sunlight, white and cream aether, merge in dimensions of stone in soft orange, beige browns, and deep umbers. Linear dimensions overlap with the spectral hues resulting in a sharp and expressive display. Jason brings elements together with trowels on large surfaces with thick layers of earthen texture to create a focused echo of ancient memory.

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Jason Astorquia recognizes that money is important to the way we think, act, and relate to one another. His “Impressions” series is made up of abstract paintings that are created using the impressions of pennies. Like the mark of consumption on society, Jason repetitively brands his canvases with the mark of physical money. There is a Pop Art element to the work in its bold primary colors, geometric sense of design, and conceptual meaning. His work is as close as you may get to hanging actual money on your wall, a concept that Andy Warhol introduced and played with in his own work. It is evident that there is a lot of planning and precision that goes into each piece. The compositions are like binary code...

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Turquoise waves meander along the still ocean in artist Alicia Dunn's abstract landscape. She pictures the day’s end as a hint of light glows over the rim o...

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A dramatic view of a harbor stretches out into a soft abstractual landscape formation. Living in the Fraser Valley, artist Jenn Williamson looks forward to the wondrous sight this painting evokes memories of. She reimagines the spectacular scenery in a mix of dreamy pastels and tonal hues. The outlook from the bridge brings a sense of calm back into the viewer's spirit. "My thoughts when painting this were mostly surrounding the gratitude I have for my faith, which has carried me through many challenges."

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Jenn Williamson expertly evokes the scenery of British Columbia in her soft abstract landscapes. She utilizes defining horizontal and vertical strokes, coupled with a skillful handling of color, to create significant depth in each piece. Her paintings, though abstracted, clearly convey the atmospheric attributes of the scene–rain, wind, clouds, fog. Jenn’s muted color palette transports the viewer to the Canadian west coast...

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Artist Morgan Fite uses soft sage tones and feathery strokes in this abstract painting to create a peaceful atmosphere that invites the viewer in. "In the mid...

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Artist Candice Eisenfeld presents a painting within a painting emanating warmth and light from the middle. "These paintings are meant to explore levels of meaning as they connect our personal experiences to a world severely distanced from ourselves," states Candice. Her interest lies in understanding what is at the core of human nature—desire, curiosity, love, and hope. "It is narrating a personal archeology of the id while simultaneously relating to other people what is timelessly universal."

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As an American exploring issues of identity, artist Candice Eisenfeld paints through the lens of the first American art movement, the Hudson River School. Rather than depicting a specific locale, Candice’s artwork evokes a sense of place. These "inner landscapes" are invented, and often reference photographs taken during travels in southern Appalachia and the Blue Ridge and Smokey Mountains. Whether real or imagined, her paintings are influenced by the Dutch Masters, Tonalists, and Chinese painting. Produced on a single wooden panel, the ethereal landscapes are often joined with segments of aqueous color fields which act as commentary for the landscapes, like the chorus in a Greek play. The crisp, hard edges separating the landscapes from the color fields command a sense of order in an otherwise fluid and painterly surface. With two or three sections of the panel competing for attention, the painting creates multiple focal points. Candice's art has been displayed in embassies in Namibia and Belarus, held in the collections of Norwest Bank and Northwest Airlines...

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Glowing circles cascade from the sky backlit by the sun. Reminiscent of a field of spring flowers in bright morning light. Part of artist Natasha Tayles signa...

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An abstraction of the ship Lady Anne meanders adrift lost at sea in artist Joey Korom's abstract piece. Black, gray, and pale-yellow ...

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Artist Linda Cassidy employs organically composed geometric forms in an alluring abstract. She uses her signature geometrization ...

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Artist Linda Cassidy employs organically composed geometric forms in an alluring abstract. She creates a quiet yet penetrating mo...

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Artist Linda Cassidy employs organically organized geometric forms in an alluring abstract. She interprets surface tension and a ...

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Artist Linda Cassidy employs organically organized geometric forms in an alluring abstract. She builds a piece that seems to cond...

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"The right panel of this diptych where three secondary colors are applied, radiates protective quietude that leads to our inner sanctuary," says artist Shyun ...

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"This diptych illustrates two sides of being alone," explains artist Shyun Song. "Loneliness is depicted as a downcast state when we miss other people, while ...

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An atmospheric landscape defined by soft, rolling fog over a velvet green field. In the foreground, the suggestion of a curving road leads the eye to the hori...

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"Summer's end feels bittersweet, watching the vibrant colors fade," says artist Pat Forbes. "However, consolation abounds in the rich earthy oranges and reds ...

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Layers of color symbolize natural elements in this abstract painting, reflecting the impact of climate change on glacial melt. The sky, tundra, and icy waters...