New Arrivals - Abstract

What Defines This Abstract Collection

This collection spans the full range of contemporary abstraction — from hard-edged geometric work to soft, atmospheric colour fields. What ties it together is intent: every piece here uses form, colour, and composition as its primary subject matter rather than representing something external.

The Bauhaus-influenced geometric compositions by Ana Rut Bre sit alongside the layered, painterly abstractions of Dorothy Fagan. Jay Stanley's geometric expressions use bold colour and precise form. Treechild brings organic, nature-derived shapes into abstract territory. The range is deliberate — abstract art is not one thing, and this collection reflects that.

The advantage of abstract prints for interior use is straightforward: they don't compete with the rest of a room's visual content. A landscape or portrait brings its own narrative. An abstract work brings colour, rhythm, and visual texture without imposing a subject — which is why abstract prints are among the most versatile pieces for living spaces, offices, and commercial interiors.

Choosing the Right Format

Fine art paper suits the geometric, hard-edged compositions — clean lines and flat colour fields read best on a smooth matte surface with full tonal accuracy. Paper prints are available in A3, 50×70cm, 70×100cm, and A0, with oak, black, or walnut brown frames.

Canvas is the better choice for the painterly, textured abstractions — colour field work and atmospheric compositions gain depth and warmth from the canvas surface. Canvas prints come in 30×40cm, 50×70cm, and 70×100cm, with an optional floating frame.

Abstract work benefits from scale. A 70×100cm or A0 print gives a composition room to develop its visual rhythm. Smaller formats work for tighter, more geometric pieces where the impact is concentrated rather than expansive.

Pairing Abstract Prints

Abstract prints pair naturally with almost anything — that is part of their function. A geometric abstract alongside a botanical print creates contrast between organic and structured form. An atmospheric colour field next to a landscape creates visual harmony through shared palette.

For a dedicated abstract wall, mix geometric and painterly pieces in matching frames — the stylistic variation within the abstract register keeps the arrangement dynamic. Work from our Bauhaus collection and Wassily Kandinsky prints provide art-historical depth to a contemporary abstract grouping.

All prints are produced in our Berlin studio using archival pigment inks rated for 100+ years.