Framed Abstract Art

Abstract painting with visually dynamic colors and contours for home or office (c. 1990s). Untitled Mixed media on paper, 46 long x 34 wide x 1 1/4 inches deep. This striking abstract composition reflects the late-20th-century revival of geometric abstraction influenced by early modernist traditions. Layered planes of color—teal, ultramarine, ochre, rust, and violet—interlock in a carefully balanced structure that recalls the legacy of Synthetic Cubism and the poetic geometry of Paul Klee. Curvilinear forms intersect with rectilinear blocks, creating a rhythmic spatial tension that suggests both architectural order and organic movement. The surface reveals a richly worked texture, with subtle variations in tone and density that reward close viewing and convey a sense of depth and material presence. Rather than gestural expression, the work emphasizes compositional clarity and contemplative harmony, characteristic of postmodern abstraction in the 1990s. Elegant and intellectually grounded, this work functions equally well as a focal point in a contemporary interior or as part of a thoughtfully curated modern art collection.