Abstract art I've SOLD
- scott35747
- 6 days ago
- 3 min read
When I first started selling my abstract geometric paintings, I didn’t expect the journey to be so rewarding. Each piece I created carried a part of my vision, and seeing those works find new homes has been an incredible experience. Over time, I’ve learned what resonates with collectors and how to connect with those who appreciate the unique language of abstract art. In this post, I want to share some insights from my experience selling abstract paintings, especially those inspired by Piet Mondrian's style.
How I Started Selling Abstract Paintings
My early works were heavily influenced by Mark Rothko and Piet Mondrian, whose use of bold shapes and vivid colors in abstract geometric compositions inspired me to explore similar themes. I focused on creating pieces that balanced structure with spontaneity, using sharp lines and contrasting hues to evoke emotion without relying on figurative elements.
At first, I sold abstract paintings through local galleries and my own online abstract art gallery. These venues allowed me to meet collectors face-to-face and hear their stories about what drew them to my work. I noticed that pieces with clear geometric patterns and strong color contrasts often attracted more attention.
What Makes Abstract Geometric Art Sell
Collectors of abstract art often look for pieces that stand out in their collection and spark conversation. Here are some factors I found important in selling my abstract geometric paintings:
Visual impact: Bold shapes and colors catch the eye and hold attention.
Balance and harmony: Even in abstract work, a sense of order appeals to many buyers.
Emotional connection: Abstract art can evoke feelings or memories, even without clear subjects.
Artist story: Sharing my creative process and influences, like Scott Olmstead, helped buyers feel connected to the work.
My work is not planned and each piece takes me a month or so to complete. My buyers really enjoy my use of complimentary colors and intersecting shapes. My artwork "Leaning Slightly" was my first big sale. It's a perfect example of my spontaneity and use of bold contrasting colors and shapes.
Tips for Collectors Interested in Abstract Art
If you’re considering adding abstract geometric paintings to your collection, here are some tips based on my experience:
Look beyond the obvious. Spend time with each piece to see what emotions or ideas it stirs.
Ask about the artist’s inspiration and process. Understanding the story behind the work can deepen your appreciation.
Consider how the painting fits with your space. Abstract art can complement modern interiors or add contrast to traditional rooms.
Don’t hesitate to buy directly from artists. This supports their work and often gives you access to unique pieces.
Why I Keep Creating and Selling Abstract Paintings
Selling my abstract paintings has been more than a business; it’s a way to share my vision and connect with others who appreciate this art form. My own experience as a disabled artist remains a guiding light, pushing me to explore new shapes and color combinations. Each sale feels like a new chapter, where my work becomes part of someone else’s story.
If you’re an abstract art collector or just curious about this style, I encourage you to explore the world of abstract geometric paintings. There’s a powerful language in shapes and colors waiting to speak to you.
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