uplusmestudio Art Prints — Abstract Expression from Germany
uplusmestudio is the creative practice of Anastasia, a Germany-based artist working at the intersection of digital and traditional media. Her abstract compositions emerge from a process of layering, erasing, and rebuilding — textured surfaces that carry the spontaneity of acrylic painting into a digital space. Each piece is a conversation between intuition and technique, shaped by colour, movement, and the freedom to let a work evolve without a fixed endpoint.
At Kuriosis, we produce Anastasia's prints in our Berlin studio using materials that honour the textural depth of her work. Fine art paper prints are made on 225g museum-grade matte paper with Japanese archival pigment inks, available in A3, 50×70 cm, 70×100 cm, and A0. For works like Echoing Lines, our 400g cotton canvas captures the tactile quality of her layered compositions — stretched over solid wood frames in 30×40 cm, 50×70 cm, and 70×100 cm.
Why These Prints Work on Canvas and Paper
Abstract art lives or dies by surface quality. Anastasia's work carries visible texture — gestural marks, layered tones, deliberate imperfections — that demand a print medium capable of holding that complexity. Our fine art paper delivers sharp tonal transitions and clean edges, while our cotton canvas adds a physical warmth that echoes the painted originals. Both formats use inks rated for over 100 years of colour stability.
Frame options include oak, black, and walnut brown for paper prints. Canvas prints can be displayed on the stretcher frame alone or with a floating frame that adds a 5 mm shadow gap for a gallery-level finish. Browse more work from contemporary artists or explore our abstract art collection.
Made in Our Berlin Studio
Every uplusmestudio print is produced in-house — colour-calibrated, printed, inspected, and packed by our team. No outsourcing, no drop-shipping. We develop our own packaging inserts to ensure each print arrives in the condition it left our studio. Gallery quality without the gallery markup.