Abstract Drawing

28 artworks
Blue tiles  - Subjektiv.art
Blue tiles
by Daryna Shevchenko
€1 05065 × 50 cm
Golden eggs  - Subjektiv.art
Golden eggs
by Maria Matienko
€3 000180 × 128 cm
Sacrifice of limbs  - Subjektiv.art
Sacrifice of limbs
by Maria Matienko
€3 000180 × 128 cm
Mergers & Acquisitions  - Subjektiv.art
Mergers & Acquisitions
by Maria Matienko
€2 900180 × 128 cm
Russian ballet  - Subjektiv.art
Russian ballet
by Maria Matienko
€60060 × 42 cm
New live 2  - Subjektiv.art
New live 2
by Maria Matienko
€50060 × 42 cm
Female  - Subjektiv.art
Female
by Maria Matienko
€50060 × 42 cm
Communication  - Subjektiv.art
Communication
by Maria Matienko
€40042 × 30 cm
Female  - Subjektiv.art
Female
by Maria Matienko
€50060 × 42 cm
A spring mood  - Subjektiv.art
A spring mood
by Maria Matienko
€50060 × 42 cm
"B"  - Subjektiv.art
"B"
by Maria Matienko
€2 000128 × 180 cm
New live 3  - Subjektiv.art
New live 3
by Maria Matienko
€50060 × 42 cm
Again   - Subjektiv.art
Again
by Maria Matienko
€50060 × 42 cm
Female  - Subjektiv.art
Female
by Maria Matienko
€50060 × 42 cm
Socks  - Subjektiv.art
Socks
by Maria Matienko
€50060 × 42 cm
Female  - Subjektiv.art
Female
by Maria Matienko
€50060 × 42 cm
A satisfied face  - Subjektiv.art
A satisfied face
by Maria Matienko
€50042 × 60 cm
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Original Abstract Drawings for Sale | Lines, Color & Pure Imagination

Abstract drawing is where art stops describing the world and starts inventing it. In the early 1900s, visionaries such as Kandinsky and Malevich stripped away recognizable objects, arguing that a sharp angle or trembling swirl could speak louder than any still life. Cubists broke reality into cubes; Surrealists mined dreams; Fauvists cranked hues up to eleven. Each wave chipped at tradition until only pure form remained.

How Abstraction Talks Without Words

  • Lines as music: staccato dashes, legato curves—tempo set by wrist and breath.

  • Color as mood: cobalt buzzing against tangerine, charcoal whispering beside pastel pink.

  • Space as question mark: voids and overlaps invite you to finish the sentence with your own memories.

Tools of the Trade

Graphite’s silvery restraint, India ink’s decisive swoop, oil pastel’s buttery punch, Conté crayon’s earthy scrape—abstract artists treat every medium like a dialect. Some drawings unfurl on heavyweight cotton paper; others on torn newsprint that crinkles with history.

Why Collect Abstract Drawings?

  • Affordable entry: works on paper cost less than large canvases, letting you sample multiple voices.

  • Intimate scale: pin to a studio wall, float-frame for the living room, rotate with the seasons.

  • Endless interpretation: today you see a skyline; tomorrow, a heartbeat—meaning evolves with you.

Navigate the Collection

Subjektiv’s portfolio spans minimalist grids à la Mondrian to Pollock-inspired motion studies that feel like seismographs of emotion. Use high-res zoom to inspect pressure points, erased ghosts, accidental splatters. Want contrast? Hop to modern drawings for edgy figurative twists or browse fine art drawings where classic draftsmanship meets contemporary flair. Mixed-media fans can detour into layered collages that fuse drawing with texture.

Make Energy Visible at Home

When a composition keeps tugging at your imagination, a few clicks secure it. Archival packing protects fragile edges; tracked shipping updates you from studio door to yours. Unwrap, breathe, and let line and colour spark fresh narratives on your wall.

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