Curated Collections

Whether through scenic paintings or abstract optical illusions, these artists have a feel for embodying the movement and adjustments we ever make to stabilise.

If a work speaks to you, though you can’t explain how; if you can imagine it in your space and living beside it then this, in itself, is a key way to value that artwork.

Check out new curation Evergreen, featuring great gifts for nature lovers this Christmas – walkers, gardeners, those who love to give flowers – or for any time.

Paintings new to the gallery this week. All work available to buy with an interest free Art loan (UK residents) – select OwnArt at the payment page.

Paint can always be, is always applied anew. The original movement of Abstract Expressionism sought unprecedented ways of creating the substance of feeling.

Skies are so eminently paintable: always offering new forms, endlessly surprising, abstract and tactile in equal measure.

Drawing can be a startling intimate medium, with the exquisite effort clear to see.

“Light plays an integral role within my work and there is an ambiguity between the precision of photographic apparatus and the structured randomness of the organic.”

They bring to mind the soft fluidity of Georgia O’Keeffe’s organic abstractions. There’s a sense of being compelled, mesmerised: the fascination that brings you in closer to look at nature or at art

Check out these abstract works from this week’s curation. Many have a diffuse energy to them, and would make a brilliant focal point to a room. Lively colours and organic shapes make for rejuvenating optical adventures.