Skip to main content

Colors in Association Artworks by Miabo Enyadike

 

Colors in Association a Deep Emotional Study of Hue, Form & Feeling. 



Colors in Association Series by Miabo Enyadike



A powerful visual series exploring emotional, psychological, and cultural connections through bold, abstract color combinations. A must-see for collectors and art lovers who seek color with meaning.



In the world of contemporary abstract art, few artists understand and articulate the emotive language of color like Miabo Enyadike.

 Her latest visual experiment, “Colors in Association”, is not just a series, it is a sensory journey. Through raw textures, layered hues, and deliberate contrasts, Miabo gives color a voice.


Colors in Association Series by Miabo Enyadike



This body of work investigates how colors interact, oppose, blend, and resonate, creating emotional bridges between the canvas and the viewer. 

Each piece is a stand-alone feeling. Together, they form a conversation, bold, personal, and deeply reflective of the human experience.


Why Color Matters in Art

Colors are not just visual aesthetics, they are deeply tied to human psychology, memory, and emotion. Artists like Miabo use color to trigger emotional responses, build visual harmony, and provoke thought.

 In this series, colors are treated like characters, each with its own story, tone, and relationship with the next.


Colors in Association Series by Miabo Enyadike


The Three Emotional Palettes of the Series


1. Soft Brown – Earthy Resilience & Quiet Strength

With gentle washes of caramel and deep umber, Soft Brown evokes grounding, warmth, and an ancestral connection to the earth. This piece is meditative. The contrast of a bold black stroke suggests resilience, a strength beneath softness.





 Emotional Tone: Rooted, calm, introspective
Color Psychology: Brown promotes stability and comfort.
Collector Insight: Perfect for calming spaces, reading nooks, or offices.


2. Warm Mixed Colors – The Dance of Passion and Identity.

This panel features a rich spectrum—magenta, crimson, orange, framed by striking black lines. The hues collide and flow, echoing the fiery energy of the human spirit. It's a metaphor for passion, diversity, and inner fire.


Colors in Association Series by Miabo Enyadike



Emotional Tone: Vibrant, energetic, expressive
 Collector Insight: Ideal for creative studios, fashion-forward interiors, or bold gallery walls.

3. Cool Yellow, Orange, Blue & Black Mix – The Contrast of Joy and Clarity

This piece is an ode to contrast. The cool serenity of blue meets the sunny optimism of yellow and the liveliness of orange. A strong black line slices through, a symbol of clarity, order, or perhaps interruption.





Emotional Tone: Uplifting, fresh, philosophical
Collector Insight: Best for bright, modern interiors or as an accent in minimalist spaces.

Art as a Medium of Color Therapy


Each piece in this series functions as more than decor. It becomes a therapeutic mirror, offering calm, energy, or focus, depending on its palette and placement. Miabo’s signature use of Acrylic Inks on smooth recycled paper boards adds a raw authenticity to the work. The medium allows colors to bleed, blend, and reveal their truest character.


Why Collectors & Designers Love Miabo’s Color Work

Abstract Emotionalism: Her art speaks without figures or words.

Color Confidence: Fearless yet controlled experimentation.

Cultural Relevance: Rooted in African identity but universal in theme.

Eco-friendly Practice: Sustainable materials, ethical process.


Where to View or Purchase

Collectors, interior designers, and art enthusiasts can inquire or purchase original works and prints from the Colors in Association series via:


Colors in Association is not just a study of color, it is a meditation on life itself. Miabo Enyadike invites you to go beyond what you see and instead, feel what you see. Each hue becomes a whisper, a shout, a memory.

This series is a testament to the emotional intelligence of abstract art and its power to tell stories that transcend language.

Artmiabo.com


Labels:

Read this

Expressionist Abstract Art of Women by Miabo Enyadike

Expressionist Abstract Art of Women  Drawing women and their expressions is something, I am truly interested in. Female profiles and faces in abstract is intriguing and Ink drawings, are a way for me to throw that notion out there, of a female portrait created differently.  This is something that is important to me as a woman artist, this matters.                                                                                                                  I draw faces in a way that is uncomplicated  and easy to read, in a rather caricature way though not comical, with ink, it is easy to let the colors flow so that they create for me, the facial contours and structure.  My emp...
Art blog and Contemporary Art by Artmiabo

Art Publication - Innovative Strategies for Selling Arts and Crafts- Artmiabo

  Innovative Strategies for Selling Arts and Crafts                      SELL YOUR ART THROUGH BLOGGING ABOUT YOUR ARTWORKS.... MY ARTIST DEFINITION/EXPERIENCE An Artist is one that is creatively free-spirited meaning one that creates a world around themselves that conforms to the life they portray through their works. The life of the artist is simple yet complicated with ideas on how everything from food, clothing, lifestyle, music, how kids are raised, environment and social issues should be interpreted.  Most artists express these views through various forms of visual and fine art and it is left for interpretation by the viewer or people in general who view this art and are sometimes confused about the Artists true genuine intentions and reasoning.  Most artist if not all have experienced this confusion from the audience, gallery owners, collectors, sponsors, and family.  My experience with most galleries, I ...
Art blog and Contemporary Art by Artmiabo

Modern Abstract Art Silhouettes to view | Miabo Enyadike

  Modern Abstract Art Silhouettes to view   I enjoy painting abstract art silhouettes especially faces.The simple reason is I can manipulate the profile of an individual, with several layers of color. Color for me is an integral part of my art aesthetics I allow color to lead my creative process in the way I see the art I am about to create.            Silhouette of a woman; Abstract Art; by miabo enyadike. My Abstract Art this week is all about using colors to create a simple silhouette, of a woman and a man. When I decided to create this particular abstract painting, it was more of emphasis on color than on the human profile. I wanted to see what the outcome of the creative process would look like.  Also to see if and when the human features are covered in colors, other than our natural colors would this Art evoke any emotions?... that simply belies the fact, that color seems to be one the many problems we have in our so...
Art blog and Contemporary Art by Artmiabo

Waste Recycled - A Sustainable Art Living by Miabo Enyadike

The Art of Sustainable Living Sustainable living, Found Objects, Recycling,  Up-cycle, Eco Art, call it whatever has been my life style as an artist for many years.  My attitude toward the discarded found object is reflected in my home.  I collect used bottles, books, distressed wood, pine cones, used jeans, used clothing, used plastics and so many more to create art and design for homes, collectors and my store.  My home forms an integral part of my art process, because I work and live in the same space as the Art I sell. My early inspiration came from Jasper Johns early works where he used mostly found objects to create art.                          Cross Made out of Wood, Egg Shells and Egg Crates Then I moved on to be inspired by street art here in Africa through my travels across the continent.  I discovered really moving and inspiring art, created with found objects that we take for granted ...
Art blog and Contemporary Art by Artmiabo