If you get excited over large abstract wall art you’re not alone. Here are 6 gorgeous abstract paintings that are sure to please the senses. These are new abstract artworks by Jaison Cianelli inspired by water and/or mountain landscapes. If you would like to learn more about abstract landscape paintings visit this article: Abstract Landscape Paintings – What Are They?
When it comes to buying abstract art, size truly does matter. Abstract art is a modern art form that allows for freedom and creativity. It evokes emotions and engages the senses in a way that other art forms simply cannot replicate. In order to fully experience and appreciate an abstract painting, one must witness it at a grand scale.
Large abstract art, or even HUGE abstract art, allows for a deeper connection and a more profound impact. In this article, we will explore why buying a large abstract painting or print is a worthwhile investment.
Abstract art is different. It naturally lends itself to the senses of freedom and expression. It captivates us because of its undeniable power to ignite our curiosity, to push the boundaries of our imagination, and to challenge our perception of what art can be.
An abstract painting or print has the ability to evoke different responses from each viewer. It sparks conversation and encourages interpretation. The larger the artwork, the more impactful these responses can be. So you will want to buy abstract art big enough to envelop you. You have to experience it!
Color is such a big part of abstract art. Without the artwork’s larger than life expression of color it does not really transcend into the realm of the senses. Colors evoke emotions and they affect mood.
Large colorful abstract art paintings allow for emotions to be felt in their full force. The scale of the painting envelops the viewer, creating an immersive experience. Every brushstroke, color combination, and textural quality becomes more vivid on a larger scale, enhancing the emotional connection and evoking a powerful response towards the painting.
Color is very suggestive and has an impact on our mood and can impact how we feel – happy or sad, excited or calm. Not only that, but color can have a positive affect on the entire feeling in a space, whether a living room, office, or hallway. When there is an impactful color from a large abstract painting that coordinates with the colors in a room, the artwork creates a balance that enlivens and enriches the space.
Many collectors appreciate abstract art that is beautifully simple and yet somehow complex. This mysterious balance of two very different qualities takes the enjoyment of a piece to the next level, and it usual happens with very large abstract paintings.
An example of this duality could be that the artist performed a balancing act of refined artistic skill while being a totally open channel for free expression that is also raw. It does not seem possible, and that’s the beauty.
And this wonderful dichotomy that I am speaking of is actually further enhanced with large abstract art. The very large scale of the art provides ample room for exploration and contemplation of a dual nature; it allows for intricate details to be appreciated up close, while also providing a broader more emotional context when viewed from a distance.
Large Abstract Painting – “A Heart So Big” by Jaison Cianelli. For more information about this beautiful abstract painting Click Here.
Large Abstract Painting – “Celestial Reflections” by Jaison Cianelli. For more information about this beautiful abstract painting Click Here.
If you are buying a huge abstract painting you are making a statement in your living space. Large abstract art has a commanding presence that demands attention. It naturally becomes the focal point of any space, captivating the viewer upon entering the room. The sheer size and scale of the artwork create a statement piece that adds depth and character to any environment. Whether it’s a home, office, or public space, large abstract art elevates the ambiance and creates an unforgettable visual impact.
Large Abstract Painting – “Elixir” by Jaison Cianelli. For more information about this beautiful abstract painting Click Here.
In conclusion, buying large abstract art is an investment worth considering. It allows for a deeper experience of emotions, engages conversation, and creates a powerful presence in any space. The versatility and open-ended nature of abstract art provide endless opportunities for interpretation and exploration. So, why buy large abstract art? Because it offers an extraordinary artistic experience that is simply unparalleled. Allow yourself to be captivated by the grand scale and immerse yourself in the world of abstract art.
Purchasing large abstract wall art can be a little intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. By following this simple advice you will be less likely to get stuck with an expensive large painting that doesn’t seem to fit in. With a little patience and a keen eye you can have a lot of fun picking out your perfect abstract artwork. In the end you will get years of bliss out of your new addition. So let’s begin.
Figuring out what you like is easy. Often times, you feel it right away. With large abstract art, the feeling you get is just about all you need to go by. There are many other factors like size, cost, and where it will be hung, but this is a good place to start. Your instincts will guide you, but give it a little time. See what you come back to. You will always go back and observe the ones you like the most. They find a place in your heart and stick around. It’s a connection, almost like the art is calling you.
Abstraction in art is playful, it encourages the imagination and propels the mind to perceive visual language at an emotional level. In my opinion, great abstract art never leaves the viewer stranded for long. The composition is not obnoxious or devoid of beauty. There has to be some sort of connection that draws you in so that you always return to it. It may mean that the composition contains something reminiscent in the natural world and you can relate to it and form your own unique place in your mind. Sometimes it just means the colors themselves and the grand encompassing size resonate with you so much that you want to be surrounded by their beauty. Or perhaps the textural elements are so intriguing because of the patterns and shapes that you can’t stop staring.
It would not hurt to do a little research. Get to know about the artist and have a look at their portfolio. See if they are currently creating new works because that’s always a bonus. Later on down the road you may want to reach out them and consider purchasing another one of their works. Not only does it look better to have multiple pieces of the same artist on your walls, but artists generally will give a discount to those that repeat buy.
Understand what you are considering buying. Is it an original paintings? A canvas print? If it is mass produced and sold from a large retail store or popular websites, there’s a good chance it’s a common themed piece. That doesn’t mean the art is bad, it just means that the forms and colors are very popularized, and may come across as boring in the hearts and minds of onlookers including yourself.
Having awareness of the relationship that exists between the art and the living space is so very important and even more so with large abstract art. Whether it is nature inspired elements in the art, the colors, or the textures, you will want to think about them and consider how these elements can exist in the room where the wall art will be hung.
The most important thing is to consider are:
When you are buying large oversized art you have to realize that these pieces stand alone as a focal point on the wall. So measure your wall space and mark the wall with a masking tape border of the painting to help gain a better understanding of an appropriate size.
If your main furniture items or walls are white or grey you’re in luck, you can pretty much match any artwork to it. But if there is more color you have to consider how those colors interact with the colors in the artwork. For example, if your couch or walls have red tones does the artwork have any red in it? Or if your furniture has gold legs, perhaps a gold frame around the painting would look nice.
Then comes the easy part. Once you have that sorted out you can think about matching the room around the wall art by simply adding or changing basic decor items such as pillows, blankets, plants, curtains, textured rugs, etc. Making the right choices in adding these little details can give greater balance and richness to both. For example, if the artwork appears to shimmer or has smooth soft lines you can add a faux silk throw on your bed or couch. Or if the abstract is floral or beach related, perhaps you want to add a plant to compliment and bring life into the overall room experience.
For more detailed information visit my other blog post, How To Hang Large Modern Wall Art For Living Room or Bedroom.
In the examples below the wall is a lighter tone than the main colors in the artwork. The wall space is large so a larger canvas is used. Texture or panelling on the wall can be used to add more compelling design behind the art because the canvas art is without a traditional frame. In these examples the wall compliments the artwork.
White, cream, and grey based tones are the easiest to add wall art to especially of you have a variety of color in the art. The washed out room craves color so why not add the color with a large abstract canvas painting or print. Ideally, toss in a decor items in the room that match the large wall art because this helps cohesiveness. Notice you can visually frame the canvas with chairs or make the painting a focal point above a sofa or bed.
This is where it all comes together. Notice that plants help the relationship especially if the abstract art has natural elements in it. A simple understanding of your wall color, fabric textures, and a little pillow matching goes a long way.
Abstract landscape paintings are both abstract and a landscape. This method of painting can involve a great deal of creative expression either by altering scenery that exists in real life or by creating an imagined setting. The abstraction can be done without any symbolic significance or the abstraction can represent an idea and express the artists’ inner emotions and feelings. An abstract landscape painting can also be referred to as abstract nature art, and it is intentionally altered and different from realism and thus very interesting for both the artist and viewer.
The artist has freedom to use an unrealistic color palette, exaggerate forms, and use details and texture that express just about anything they are feeling. Abstract landscape paintings can offer the viewer another way of seeing the natural environment that allow them to go deeper into understanding an emotion. Some artists abstract the landscape by breaking it down into simple colors and shapes. This minimalist approach gives greater yield to expression of the emotions. Other artists go so far as to try and express the energy of life and nature through a use of exaggerated color, light, and texture.
Because an abstract landscape painting utilizes characteristics from the abstract art movement it is not uncommon to find unusual natural materials in the painting. For example an artist can add sea shells, a leaf, sand, string, and many other materials. These paintings often have visual or tactile texture. The artist can also emphasize qualities of light in different ways by using iridescent or metallic paint. Today artists can also create abstracted landscapes using digital mediums and altering the images they create. Photographic images of landscapes can be combined with others images or paintings that are completely unrelated using layering techniques.
As you can tell, it is through pure creativity that the abstract landscape painting displays an interwoven connection with human expression and the beauty that exists in the natural world. While the artist seeks to create a composition that is very unique, there is always a familiarity from the natural world that grounds the painting and creates an instant recognizable relationship for the viewer. It is this intrigue of strange and familiar that can capture the viewers attention. It also allows for a variety of interpretations that make for very fun and interesting works of art.
In the examples below the paintings are representative of a landscape but they focus on texture and color. Complex texture is combined with a simple color palette. They are an expression of inner feelings and not an actual place. Notice the one that looks like a waterfall doesn’t exactly continue the look of water as it turns into a green color.
In the examples below the abstract landscapes are mixed media. Some of them are based off of an actual photograph of a landscape. The photograph has been altered various ways using programs. Additional painted layers have been added to form an abstract landscape that is very unique. Most of these abstract artworks focus on light and shadow. Some use geometric shapes and lines to divide up the softness of the landscape. Others use colored texture or fluid shapes to create imaginary forms that could be any number of things in a landscape such as trees or rocks . The unique forms, colors, and texture add a sense of drama and emotion that otherwise would not be there. You can view more abstract landscapes of this style right here on our website.
Are you interested in creating your own abstract landscape painting? If you would like to know where to start or just need some new ideas for creating your own abstract landscape take a look at A Captivating Journey: Loose Watercolor Seascape Demo and have a look at some of Robert Joyner’s abstract painting tutorials.
All art needs to be hung somewhere. Having awareness of the relationship that exists between the art and the space is important. Making the right choices can give greater balance and richness to both. Many pick out art that they love and resonate with first and then decide if it will work in a particular decor setting. If that’s the case you just may need to redecorate the interior slightly to coordinate with the art. When buying a print there are many factors that play into your decision making process so it is beneficial to know as much as you can before buying.
Your choice of artwork may change based on the interior space you are working with. You may also consider changing the design elements or color of the space to match the art. Take a look at the main colors in the room and whether or not some of the colors exist within the art. You can also add small accents in the room with the exact same colors found in the artwork to compliment the relationship. A living room that is muted or grey can drastically change with a large colorful print. Then by using something as simple as pillows that match the artwork you end up adding that much needed color coordination.
Believe it or not, texture and forms are also important. Some artwork has qualities similar to certain fabrics and materials such as wood, glass, or metal. If does well to try to match some of the qualities. For example, a heavily visually textured artwork works better when objects in the rooms are also heavily textured like a knitted throw blanket. If the artwork has floral objects in it, you may want to consider plant life in the space as well.
The great thing about a print is that you can order it in many different sizes based on your need. To better figure out the best size, before buying a print measure the wall and put up masking tape where the corners of the artwork would be. Usually a larger size has greater visual and emotional impact. But choosing a size is also about finding balance with your space and the empty wall. Larger wider pieces do well to compliment furniture or a bed. If there are other pieces of art they are usually hung at the same horizontal viewing line. If the ceiling is high a tall or large portrait piece is appropriate.
Art can express to you energies and feelings that are of many emotions – be it peace, excitement, mystery, sophistication, etc. Art can also introduce elements that reference the earth, water, fire, wind, and metal. Ask yourself what elements are already in the space. You might want to try to find a good balance that you feel comfortable with. Consider what the room is used for and what it needs to compliment it. A boring room might need more energy or vice versa. Studying color theory and feng shui may help you.
It helps to hang the artwork in a location with good natural lighting to bring out those colors in the day. If you want to accentuate it at night as a central piece consider overhead lighting or having a tall lamp near the artwork. You will want to be aware that a gloss medium can add glare especially a print on metal or acrylic and you will have to adjust lighting as needed.
