In the world of art, each brushstroke tells a story, each color evokes an emotion, and every canvas holds a piece of the artist's soul. As an abstract artist, my creations are not just paintings; they are conversations with the viewer. Documenting these conversations is as crucial as creating them. Today, I want to share with you, much like I would with a dear friend, how I capture the essence of my artworks.

The mini commercial: a glimpse into creation

When it comes to showcasing my art, I think of it as creating a mini commercial. But it's more than just an advertisement; it's a window into the heart of my work. I ensure that each piece is captured in high-resolution images under good lighting. This not only brings out the true vibrancy of the colors I so carefully blend but also shows the texture and depth that might otherwise go unnoticed.

Time lapse: the story of creation

There's something mesmerizing about watching a painting come to life. That's why I love including time-lapse videos of my work. These videos aren't just visually appealing; they're a narrative of the journey each artwork undergoes. From a blank canvas to a world of colors, it's a tale of transformation that I believe adds an extra layer of connection between the art and the viewer.

The devil is in the details

I've always believed that the magic of art lies in the details. So, when documenting my work, I make sure to capture these intricate details. Close-up shots reveal the strokes, the subtle shifts in hue, and the way light dances across the surface. It’s these details that often resonate most with those who find a connection to my work.

Staying true: a personal touch

In every aspect of my work, I strive to stay true to myself. This authenticity is not just in the creation of the art but also in how I present it. I treat each piece as a part of me, sharing it with the world not as a commodity, but as a piece of my journey as an artist.

The power of a name

In the captions of my photos, I always include the name and dimensions of the paintings. I prefer short titles - they are not just easy to remember but often leave a lasting impression. The name of a piece is like an introduction; it sets the stage for the story the viewer is about to experience.

Certificate of authenticity: a promise of originality

Each of my artworks comes with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA). This isn’t just a document; it's a testament to the originality and the care that has gone into the creation of the piece. It's a promise from me to you, assuring the uniqueness of each artwork.

Transparency and storytelling

In documenting my artwork, I'm not just preserving a moment in time; I'm inviting viewers into my world. It’s a world where colors converse and emotions are tangible. Each piece has its own story, a personal narrative waiting to be shared. In sharing these stories, I hope to connect with others in a meaningful way, offering a moment of reflection in our often hectic lives.

So, the next time you come across a piece of my art, whether in a cozy corner of a home or in a bustling commercial space, take a moment. Look beyond the colors and the canvas. Think about the journey it's been on, from a simple idea in my mind to the intricate details you see before you. Contemplate the story it's telling you, and maybe, just maybe, it will speak to something within you.

Art is more than a visual experience; it's a conversation. And I am grateful for each opportunity to share these conversations with the world. Thank you for being a part of this journey.