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Exploring the Many Forms of Abstraction. Welcome to an art collection that transcends the confines of reality, inviting you into a world where shapes, colors, and textures become the language of emotion and thought. Delve into a diverse range of abstract artworks, each a unique expression of creativity and perspective. From geometric precision to intuitive chaos, witness the boundless ways artists capture the intangible and make it tangible through this captivating collection.

Explore a diverse array of abstract artworks, each a unique portrayal of emotions and ideas through shapes and colors. Discover captivating expressions that redefine artistic boundaries

The Many Forms of Abstraction - Curated collection

Mixing classic techniques and contemporary subjects, this art genre is making a comeback. Contemporary portraiture is a complex depiction of emblematic characters living their lives in rapidly changing times. Step into a realm where the human spirit is unveiled through modern artistic lenses. 'Contemporary Portraits' presents an array of compelling artworks that redefine the traditional concept of portraiture. Explore the interplay of identity, emotion, and contemporary aesthetics as each piece tells a vivid story, showcasing the depth and complexity of the individuals depicted. Immerse yourself in a collection that celebrates diversity, individuality, and the power of art to reflect the modern human experience.

Contemporary Portraits Art Collection presents an array of compelling artworks that redefine the traditional concept of portraiture in Painting, Drawings and Photography

Capturing Essence: Contemporary Portraits Curated Art Collection

Art Brut, was the term created by Jean Dubuffet a French artist in the late 40’s. It refers to outsider art, rejecting society’s values. Art Brut works is created by self taught artists who are not conforming to any movement or particular style. The inspiration for this work comes from pure, raw, creative forces. Once an unconventional art form, it is now has become a mainstream form of art that have been a source of inspiration to artists such as David Hockney and Jean-Michel Basquiat. In the past few years, its market has been growing considerably with dealers and collectors becoming an excellent source of investment. RtistiQ is bringing to you, an exclusive hand picked selection of contemporary Art Brut artist in this exceptional collection.

Discover the raw power and creativity of outsider art and street art in our curated collection of works by renowned and emerging artists. Whether you are a seasoned collector or just starting out, we invite you to browse our collection and find the perfect piece for your home, office, or gallery.

Art Brut and Graffiti Art: Explore the World of Outsider Art and Street Art

Oil paint is a form of slow-drying paint that allows artists to develop a painting gradually, making changes or corrections if necessary. Oil paints blend well with each other, making subtle variations of color possible. Furthermore, the transfer onto the canvas of light and shadow effects - chiaroscuro (Caravaggio), the layering of impasto brushwork (Rembrandt), or the dripping technique (Pollock) were all possible because of the physical qualities of oil paint.&nbsp;
First developed in the 12th century, oil painting as a medium has been widely used ever since. Before the introduction of acrylics in the ‘50s, the masterpieces of western art, such as Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa and Van Gogh's Starry Night or Picasso’s Guernica are oil paintings on wood panels and later oil on canvas.

Oil paintings are prized for their rich colors, vibrant textures, and timeless appeal. They are also incredibly versatile, and can be used to create a wide range of styles, from realism to abstraction

Outstanding Oil Paintings: A Curated Collection of Contemporary Art

Surrealism, inspired by Sigmund Freud’s theories of dreams and the unconscious was an artistic, intellectual, and literary movement led by poet André Breton in 1924. The movement aimed at liberating thought, language, and human experience from the boundaries of logic and rationalism. Surrealism followed Dadaism and inherited its anti-rationalist traits, but Surrealism is much lighter and playful in its execution. Surrealist art depicts unnerving, illogical scenes with photographic precision, and imagery that is impossible in reality, juxtaposing unlikely forms onto unimaginable landscapes. Salvador Dali, René Magritte, Frida Kahlo, Max Ernst, André Masson, Joan Miró, Man Ray, Dorothea Tanning, Leonora Carrington are some of the most important surrealist artists.

Immerse yourself in the enigmatic realm of surrealism, where reality intertwines with imagination. Explore a curated ensemble of artworks that push the boundaries of possibility, evoking emotions through dreamlike imagery.

Dreamscapes Unveiled: A Surrealistic Odyssey

When Abstraction burst into the art scene of the early twentieth century, the avant-garde artists practicing it quickly divided themselves into two camps: the liberating gestural abstractionists and the rational geometric abstractionists. In its inception, the geometric abstraction found a fertile ground in Russia, where radical artists like Kazimir Malevich started in 1915 a series of black shapes on white backgrounds. However, the practice of translating the natural world into a pictorial language of shapes, has evolved over time.&nbsp;
New ideas were added to the concept by brilliant artists (Piet Mondrian, Joseph Albers, Ellsworth Kelly, Frank Stella, Larry Bell, George Braque, Paul Klee) and new art movements were born (Suprematism, Constructivism, De Stijl, Op Art, Hard Edge Abstraction, Minimalism, etc.) during a century-long existence. Their influence reached younger generations of contemporary artists who are still showing fascination for the purity of geometry and color. Discover a handpicked selection of contemporary geometric abstract art and explore their visual language, hidden meanings and analogies.
Explore our exquisite collection of geometric abstract art, featuring bold shapes, vibrant colors, and mesmerizing patterns. From minimalist designs to intricate compositions, our artworks showcase the power and beauty of abstraction. Discover the perfect piece for your home or office today.&nbsp;

Explore our exquisite collection of geometric abstract art, featuring bold shapes, vibrant colors, and mesmerizing patterns. From minimalist designs to intricate compositions, our artworks showcase the power and beauty of abstraction. Discover the perfect piece for your home or office today.

Discover the Beauty of Geometric Abstraction - A Stunning Art Collection

Still Life or Nature Morte, a picture consisting predominantly of inanimate objects, has been present in the art history as early as the 15th century BCE, during Egyptians dynasties. It has been present in the art since then. Manet once said that this is the corner stone of painting! Ancient Greek and Romans used this genre in particular in mosaic and frescoes, later on during the middle age, the genre was present in illuminated religious manuscript which were adorned with some elaborate decorative patterns such as coins or seashells.&nbsp;
During the northern renaissance, dutch masters popularized still life with elaborate flower paintings. Dutch Golden artists took a still life genre a step further, with their “Vanitas” painting, depicting skulls with cut flowers and other items, inspired by “memento mori” translates from Latin “remember that we have to die”. In modern art movement, still life remained a popular theme, impressionist artist like Renoir, post impressionist Vincent Van Gogh, Cézanne, Cubist masters Picasso, Braque and even Pop artist, Roy Lichtenstein, favored this thematic. Recently hyperrealistic artist have found in this long lived style an interest to turn inanimate everyday object into masterpieces .
Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting out, we invite you to browse our collection and find the perfect artworks based on Still Life, with a touch of Realism or Surrealism.

Still life art, or nature morte as it is known in French, is a genre of painting that depicts inanimate objects. It is one of the oldest and most popular genres of art, and has been practiced by artists for centuries.

Still Life or Nature Morte: A Curated Collection of Contemporary Art

After a long period of confinement, the simple pleasure of being able to contemplate a landscape is a form of freedom. Our landscape, whether urbanized or in a natural setting, offers an escape route to the mind. A landscape offering an unobstructed view is a feast for the senses, the mind frees itself as well as the thought. There is a way for our mind to loosen up in the space proper to the contemplation of the landscape.&nbsp;
Traditionally in painting, the landscape evokes a notion of nature most often virgin from the hand of man. Today, urban and industrial landscapes have become essentials in our lives and evoke other sensations in us just as powerful and intriguing as the contemplation of a natural one. Urban nature has become our other wild territory; the urban jungle. This collection offers through the eyes of our artists the possibility of visualizing the diversity of their own real or imaginary landscapes. To acquire a landscape offers the possibility to escape in an imaginary space, a window to free our mind.

The contrast between urban and natural landscapes is a particularly compelling theme in landscape art. Urban landscapes often capture the energy and excitement of city life, while natural landscapes often evoke a sense of peace and tranquility

Landscape: Urban versus Nature

Pop Art movement emerged suddenly at the beginning of the 60s and it has never gone out of fashion. The iconography of daily objects, advertising signage, and movie stars was exploring the American mass culture.&nbsp;
One of the names that are still inspiring today many contemporary artists is Andy Warhol. Described by Susan Sontag as "love of the unnatural: of artifice and exaggeration, a good taste of bad taste" These words are still valid for Pop Art even today, a style defined by color and exaggeration, by exacerbation or criticism of consumerism.&nbsp;
 
Treat yourself to an energetic display of Pop Art from our contemporary artists.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Whether you're a fan of pop art or just interested in learning more about it, this collection is a great place to start. So what are you waiting for? Browse the collection today and discover the world of pop art!

What is Pop Art?: A Curated Collection of Artworks

Pop Art has reintroduced the narrative image as the key element in this form of creativity. Images taken from media and popular culture, a significant shift at the time from the direction followed by modernism. Pop Art takes its roots in Neo-Dada and other movements that questioned the very definition of "art" itself. Pop originated in the United Kingdom in the 1950s amidst a postwar socio-political climate where artists turned toward celebrating commonplace objects and elevating every day to the level of fine art.&nbsp;
The Pop Art movement aimed to blur the boundaries between "high" art and "low" culture by creating paintings or sculptures of mass culture objects and media stars. American artists Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, James Rosenquist, and others would soon follow suit to become the most famous champions of the movement in their rejection of traditional historical, artistic subject matter in lieu of contemporary society's ever-present infiltration of mass-manufactured products and images that dominated the visual realm. Perhaps owing to the incorporation of commercial images, Pop Art has become one of the most recognizable modern art styles. Pop art aesthetics: saturated colors, bold outlines, boldness. Pop art is meant to be fun, lighthearted, and even childlike. It is a reactionary movement to the period's more serious Abstract Expressionist art.

Pop Art has become one of the most recognizable styles of modern art. A reactionary movement to the more serious Abstract Expressionist art of the time period.

Art Movement

Collections based on Art Movement

12 COLLECTIONS

12 COLLECTIONS

The Many Forms of Abstraction

Contemporary Portraits

Art Brut and Graffiti Art

OUTSTANDING OIL PAINTINGS

Dreamscapes Unveiled: A Surrealistic Odyssey

Geometric Abstraction

Still Life - Nature Morte

Landscape: Urban versus Nature

What is Pop Art?

Funky Pop