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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 30x24in
About this artwork
From the acclaimed Parallels Series, created in 2025
“Creations where everything seems simple—almost obvious—yet reveal a subtle depth when you linger over them.”
— Dorian Verdier, Curator at L’Original, Montréal, Canada
About the Artwork
Red Pebbles captures the pulse and rhythm of the Aegean Sea through luminous layers of metallic and fluorescent reds, golds, and blues. This work reflects… decades of artistic evolution—each layer alive with energy, motion, and emotion.
Inspired by the Sea
The textured surface mirrors the movement of the tides and the shifting light across open water—alive, rhythmic, and ever-changing.
Transforms With Light
Metallic and fluorescent pigments soften and intensify throughout the day—and under black light, hidden layers and new dimensions quietly appear, revealing deeper movement and depth.
Gregory Christeas
United States
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Gregory Christeas, born in Athens, Greece, in 1944, discovered his passion for abstract art early, guided by his mother’s nurturing influence. Over decades, he has built an illustrious career marked by numerous exhibitions, including the Cultural Olympiad Athens 2004—where the Ministry of Progress and the National Department of Tourism presented 125 of his works. His painting Parallel captures the essence of the Aegean Sea, translating childhood memories into waves of form and color. Each stroke reflects fluidity, emotion, and introspection, inviting viewers into a meditative journey. Deeply connected to nature, Christeas channels the rhythm of sea and sky, revealing harmony within chaos. Humble and contemplative, he allows his art to speak in silence—an invitation to pause and find beauty in the present. As Gregory Christeas continues to paint, his brushstrokes become whispers of wisdom, his colors fragments of dreams.