Austin Beiv grew up on the vibrant streets of Brooklyn, where self-expression often took the form of "graffito." He was deeply influenced by the expressive works of Fernando Carlo, whose graffiti legacy helped shape the contemporary edge found in Beiv’s art today. A graduate of the Pratt Institute in the early 1990s, he now travels across America seeking inspiration in everything from tagged urban walls to prestigious museums. Austin continues to embrace the unique, expressive simplicities that life offers, translating them into captivating contemporary pieces.

Austin Beiv grew up on the vibrant streets of Brooklyn, where self-expression often took the form of "graffito." He was deeply influenced by the expressive works of Fernando Carlo, whose graffiti legacy helped shape the contemporary edge found in Beiv’s art today. A graduate of the Pratt Institute in the early 1990s, he now travels across America seeking inspiration in everything from tagged urban walls to prestigious museums. Austin continues to embrace the unique, expressive simplicities that life offers, translating them into captivating contemporary pieces.

Austin Beiv grew up on the vibrant streets of Brooklyn, where self-expression often took the form of "graffito." He was deeply influenced by the expressive works of Fernando Carlo, whose graffiti legacy helped shape the contemporary edge found in Beiv’s art today. A graduate of the Pratt Institute in the early 1990s, he now travels across America seeking inspiration in everything from tagged urban walls to prestigious museums. Austin continues to embrace the unique, expressive simplicities that life offers, translating them into captivating contemporary pieces.

Los Angeles artist and interior designer Victoria Holly looks to classic colors and simple shapes for her minimalist, plaster-based paintings. Using a progressive printing technique that layers ink to create tangible texture, this piece is framed within natural American maple for a gallery-quality look. Option to pair with Free Form II.

“Harmony in Abstraction: Gai” by Cyrille Gulassa explores the intersection of emotion and geometry through an elegant composition of terracotta, ochre, soft beige, and matte black. The artist balances tension and calm, layering organic shapes with tonal restraint. The result is a tactile abstraction that evokes both landscape and structure — a poetic dialogue between texture, depth, and minimal form. Gulassa’s refined aesthetic merges modernist discipline with the warmth of human expression.

This is one of two frames that are featured in my recently renovated office. This picture provides the pop of color and interest needed in this space. I would say that there weee some debris in between and glass and frame during shipping which I’ve struggled to get out of the glass. However other than that I’m enjoying this item.. Latoya. New York, NY. Wed Dec 18 2024