Color, form, and feeling, free of any literal subject. In this collection, we gather works that trade recognizable scenes for pure visual language, each one open to however you choose to read it.
Abstract work asks a different question from a landscape or a portrait. It is not about what the picture shows. It is about what the colour, texture and movement do to a room. This collection gathers 31 abstract originals in acrylic and mixed media by Iñigo Acuña, Jerico O. Espada, Carlito T. Vidal Jr. and Kate Callangan.
The range is wide on purpose. There are compact pieces around 12 by 18 inches, long narrow formats for a hallway or a slim wall, and canvases up to six feet for a large wall. Several come from series, so you can pair works by the same artist.
20 are available now, from ₱8,000. For large abstracts chosen with a sitting room in mind, see The Living Room Edit. For bold pieces picked to hold their colour in low light, see The Bar and Lounge Edit.
How do I choose an abstract painting?
Start with the room. Pick out one or two colours already there, then look for a piece that carries them. After that, trust the one you keep going back to. Abstract art has no right reading, so your own response is the test.
Are the works signed by the artist?
Each listing states whether the piece is signed, alongside its medium, size and year.
What if the colours look different in person?
Screens vary, so message the artist first if an exact colour matters to you. If a piece arrives and does not match its listing, you can request a refund from the order page before your payment is released to the artist. Our refund policy sets out how that works.