Abstract Art For Sale

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– Liaksiej

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This abstract painting holds significant importance as it marks the inception, growth, and evolution of my artistic direction — Abstract Accentualism. Created on paper using acrylic paints, the piece is modest in size yet deeply meaningful in its expression.

Dimensions: 15x15cm [actual]
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18x18cm [including frame]

This is the second painting in my Infernum series, representing a place none of us should aspire to. The artwork is created using a technique I developed, which I refer to as Abstract Accentualism. The composition is constructed from strips adhered to a cotton canvas.

Dimensions: 80x80cm [actual]
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93x93cm [including frame]

This is the third abstract painting from the Infernum series, though it cannot be classified as Abstract Accentualism. It is notable for its uniqueness, as it lacks a single independent focal point that creates emphasis within the painting. Additionally, unlike other works in this series, this painting does not feature the traditional technique of gluing strips onto cotton canvas. While it may appear to depict an empty hell, it represents a place none of us should aspire to reach. The central concept of the “Infernum” series remains unchanged.

Dimensions: 80x120cm [actual]
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93x134cm [including frame]

The first abstract painting from my Infernum series shows a place none of us would ever want to end up — a place where hope is gone, and ethics and dignity are completely lost. Using masking tape adhered to a cotton canvas, I have created an abstract field where individual objects are highlighted, each confined within its own boundaries, serving as distinct accents. This work reflects the essence of my artistic style, Abstract Accentualism.

Dimensions: 40x120cm [actual]
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60x140cm [including frame]

What stands out as unusual here? Is it the fact that the frame of the painting is larger than the painting itself? Or perhaps that the paste, created by mixing acrylic paint with the ashes of my smoked cigarettes, is applied to cardboard? Could it be the use of my unique artistic technique, Abstract Accentualism? Or is it the price that might seem unconventional for such an abstract piece? For me personally, this painting is unique because the central element, crafted using Abstract Accentualism, features strips made not from masking tape but from thick white paper. This represents a new, successful experiment that I am already incorporating into my next work, Infernum IV.

 26x38cm [actual]
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46x59cm [including frame]

This is my first abstract painting, created using a blend of acrylic paint and ash from smoked cigarettes. The combination formed a substance resembling plaster, which I used to create textured relief forms across much of the piece. At the center is an image crafted in the Abstract Accentualism technique, featuring four independent objects — two of which are named and referenced in the title of the painting.

50×50 cm [actual]
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63×63 cm [including frame]

Translation from Latin – There is No Justice Here. Initially, I considered using a title that posed the question of who, among those in the painting, is the warden. However, I decided against it. There is a warden present, but I will not disclose their location. This painting carries on an experiment I’ve come to love—mixing the ashes from my smoked cigarettes with acrylic paint to create unique textures. The primary portion of the painting is executed using the Abstract Accentualism technique.

Dimensions: 80×60 cm [actual]
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91×70 cm [including frame]

My favorite painting is a testament to the beauty of chance — a creation where the initial form was shaped without the use of hand or brush. The presence of the mosquito was the result of an interaction between calligraphy ink and table salt, with only the final details and signature added by hand. This unique abstraction holds a special place for me, and absolutely love it — when the time comes to sell, it’s definitely going to be hard to let it go.

Dimensions: 30 x 30 cm [actual]
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34.7 x 34.7 cm [including frame]

This is my abstract self-portrait, brought to life with a dry brush and black acrylic. The owl you see symbolizes the shadow side of my personality — an exploration of my inner self through a psychoanalytic lens. While it’s technically for sale, I don’t expect it to find a buyer at the price I’ve set. For now, it stays with me, watching over my desk, a daily reminder of the complexity within.

Dimensions: 21×14.8cm [actual]
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34.7×34.7cm [including frame]

The painting “Smiardziučka” [Stinkard] is the product of abstract improvisation, created using a dry brush technique with black acrylic on white paper. At first glance, it depicts a person who neglects self-care—a raw, unapologetic reflection of human vulnerability. But look closer, and the image begins to transform. Some might notice the subtle transition into a tiny owl chick. Of course, that’s just my interpretation. What you see will depend on your own imagination and how deeply you’re willing to look. What will this painting reveal to you?

Dimensions: 14.7 x 21 cm [actual]
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34.7 x 34.7 cm [including frame]