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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 29.5x45.3in
About this artwork
ABSTRACT IS EASY. Large painting, 115x75 cm. Acrylic on canvas. I think it was Monet who said, "Abstract art is easy if you don't know how, and very difficult if you do." That's absolutely true, because I really struggled with it, and that's why I called it "Abstract is Easy 😅. "
Look at it and enjoy it, whether you find it easy or difficult. Whether you like it or not. Whether you "get" it or not, it doesn't matter. WHY????? Because you're right.… Art is like life. Only you can give it meaning. It's signed.
Look at it and enjoy it, whether you find it easy or difficult. Whether you like it or not. Whether you "get" it or not, it doesn't matter. WHY????? Because you're right.… Art is like life. Only you can give it meaning. It's signed.
jim ewing
Netherlands
« 'I hope that my paintings resonate with people on a personal level, drawing them in and leaving a lasting emotional impact long after they’ve looked away »
Hi, I’m Jim—great to meet you!
For me, painting is more than just putting color on a canvas—it’s about creating an emotional connection. I want my work to do more than just decorate a space; I want it to evoke a feeling, spark a memory, or inspire a sense of wonder. To achieve this, I focus on atmosphere, light, and movement. I use bold, expressive brushstrokes to bring energy to my work, while softer transitions create depth and mood. Color is also a key part of my process—deep blues can bring calm, fiery oranges ignite passion, and muted grays encourage quiet reflection.
I don’t just paint what I see—I paint what I feel. Every canvas tells a story, and I want the viewer to step into that moment and experience it for themselves. My goal is for my paintings to resonate with people on a personal level, drawing them in and leaving a lasting emotional impact long after they’ve looked away.
One question I often hear is: "Why don’t you charge more for your paintings?" The answer is simple. Would you want to write a book no one reads? Compose a song no one sings? Of course not. I want my art to be loved, displayed, and lived with. That’s why I keep my paintings affordable—so more people can experience and enjoy them.
Art is my passion, my way of expressing the world around me, and I hope my work brings as much joy to others as it does to me.
For me, painting is more than just putting color on a canvas—it’s about creating an emotional connection. I want my work to do more than just decorate a space; I want it to evoke a feeling, spark a memory, or inspire a sense of wonder. To achieve this, I focus on atmosphere, light, and movement. I use bold, expressive brushstrokes to bring energy to my work, while softer transitions create depth and mood. Color is also a key part of my process—deep blues can bring calm, fiery oranges ignite passion, and muted grays encourage quiet reflection.
I don’t just paint what I see—I paint what I feel. Every canvas tells a story, and I want the viewer to step into that moment and experience it for themselves. My goal is for my paintings to resonate with people on a personal level, drawing them in and leaving a lasting emotional impact long after they’ve looked away.
One question I often hear is: "Why don’t you charge more for your paintings?" The answer is simple. Would you want to write a book no one reads? Compose a song no one sings? Of course not. I want my art to be loved, displayed, and lived with. That’s why I keep my paintings affordable—so more people can experience and enjoy them.
Art is my passion, my way of expressing the world around me, and I hope my work brings as much joy to others as it does to me.