The Attraction of Abstraction
My journey with abstract art is a personal one. Back in Switzerland, I designed abstract art covers for a media magazine. It was a unique assignment, as trade magazines typically feature industry-related topics or personalities. The art I created had no specific goal or purpose other than to connect with the viewer on a personal level.
A few years ago, another client contacted me about using one of the prints for a wine label, and the final result was perfect for a limited-production wine. I always wonder why there isn’t more abstract art on book covers or used as a large mural on the side of a house.
Imagine how one or a few of my abstract art pieces could transform your office or home. Contact me if you’d like a chicle print for your office or personal enjoyment.
Case Study
Abstraction is a journey that leads our pattern and reality-seeking brains into a world of colors, tension, and textures. It’s like good poetry, confronting you with the familiar or exhausting you with questions but always leaving you with a unique and inspiring experience. Find the “French Alien” or the “Fuzzy Spoon” image on this page; you will know what I mean. I’d love to hear your thoughts on these pieces or your experiences with abstract art. If you need a few prints for your office, please get in touch with me.
