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Abstract Art Paintings to Shop By Miabo Enyadike


Abstract Art Paintings to Shop  


I sat down in my studio wondering about what is the meaning of social distancing and quarantine... what it is like to be cut off from our favorite pubs, cafes, restaurants, and malls, and it was surreal.

 One moment I am planning to participate in exhibitions in Europe and other parts of Africa, the next thing I know I'm canceling and wondering how? 
People gathering disrupted by Social Distancing (People): Abstract expressionism by Miabo Enyadike.

This covid has come upon us so rapidly and fast. As an artist who travels a lot, it's just sad reading about the huge loss of lives and lively hood. 
Some of us Artist might use this somber and confusing period to hunker down and create some of the most astonishing Art ever seen, while some of us might take stock of our art whilst preparing for the worst! 


  My challenge is both, and I decided that the first part for me is preferable to the second.

 I would rather create art that is colorful and relays subtle messages of comfort, family, and humanity. 


                             Siblings (family): abstract expressionism by Miabo Enyadike

'Siblings' Colorful Abstract; Ink, Spray Paint, Stencil and Marker on Paperboard by Miabo Enyadike

Now available in saatchiart.com
My go-to style is abstract expressionism with a lot of colors using Ink, spray paint, stencils  and markers just any medium available to me in my studio with no boundaries except interpreting the subject matter,I am painting.


Most Artists are familiar with Abstract art expressionism or abstract expressionism it is an art form and the development of abstract art which originated in New York in the 1940s and 1950s and aimed at subjective emotional expression with particular emphasis on the spontaneous creative act (e.g. action painting). 
The leading figures were Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning.
Quarantined (stay at home) art: by Miabo Enyadike



I love this form of action painting, the bottom line is there is a method to this madness and events, issues and humanity are recorded in ways through this art. 
Chicken has come home to roost; art by Miabo Enyadike


My art is created in Ink mostly, your art might be in oil, pastel, acrylic, or whatever medium that appeals to you, if your style is abstract expressionism that means we all understand subjective emotions

This style allows us to send a subtle message to people, our audience, buyers, art galleries, collectors and viewers of our artworks.

  Letting them know that we see them and we all in this together...whatever the situation our art will always be the messengers of hope, storytelling, joy, and togetherness.


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