Any image that doesn’t readily relate to a physical object — that’s what defines abstraction. If the subject can’t be identified, it becomes something new. Abstract images are the most interesting because they free the viewer from the need to compare or label. Shape, color, and light become the only elements that guide perception.
Photographed by Doug Meaney, this work invites a more instinctive and personal response, offering space to see and feel without fixed meaning.
Printed on Epson Photograde Gloss or Metallic Gloss paper, with finishing options including Acrylic Facemount, Aluminum Dibond, or unmounted DIY presentation.Multiple sizes available.
Please note: Artwork is printed to order. Delivery times vary depending on location and finishing choice.
