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IdeelArt IdeelArt is a curated online gallery offering 3000+ original abstract artworks delivered directly from the artist studio. But we’re an online gallerist.

Enjoy free, fully insured worldwide delivery and peace of mind for every purchase with our exclusive 30-day return policy. At IdeelArt, you’ll find work by some of the greatest abstract artists in the world, available for you to buy in just a few clicks. You can also read entertaining and inspiring stories from leaders in the contemporary abstract art world. All of this makes us an online gallery. So there’s more…

IdeelArt also actively represents artists, much like a traditional bricks and mortar gallery. We provide powerful online support to our represented artists by ensuring their visibility is increased on the most influential social networks, art marketplaces and non-commercial platforms. "We’re a trusted source of inspiration
for contemporary abstract art buyers." Our research shows that online art buyers are looking for choice, transparency, certainty and security:

Choice

At IdeelArt, you’ll find an up-to-date selection of at least 20 carefully selected pieces of artwork for every represented artist we display. Transparency

At IdeelArt, we don’t believe in hiding anything. All our knowledge and prices are completely transparent to help you make the right choice. No intermediaries; no complex theories; just simple, straightforward and relevant information about the artists and their work. Certainty

At IdeelArt, we provide peace of mind. Before you buy anything, you can see the artwork installed in a room. After you’ve made a purchase, we give you an entire 30 days (more than twice what is required by law) to decide if you like it. Frame it; install it; show it off to your guests; if you’re not happy with your new artwork within 30 days of your purchase, you’re covered by our return and refund policy. Security

At IdeelArt, you’re buying artwork directly from the artists’ studios via our secure payment gateway, so you can rest assured that the piece you’re acquiring is 100% original. All artwork is signed and delivered with an invoice raised directly by the artist, providing you with an additional proof of authenticity. We’re a trusted source of credibility
for artists. IdeelArt is a curated online gallery. The artists we display have been carefully selected from a large number of abstract artists. While the criterion to join is flexible, represented artists are usually mid-career and established with work already present in famous public/corporate collections, museums, and/or actively represented by at least one reputed gallery.

16/10/2026

“Color directly influences the soul. Color is the keyboard, the eyes are the hammers, the soul is the piano with many strings. The artist is the hand that plays, touching one key or another purposively, to cause vibrations in the soul.” - Wassily Kandinsky

In 1896, Wassily Kandinsky went to the opera in Moscow. He was thirty years old, trained in law and economics. That evening, he heard Richard Wagner’s Lohengrin. �

At the time, painting was still largely expected to represent the visible world. A landscape should look like a landscape. A portrait should resemble a person.

Over the following years, Kandinsky began breaking away from recognizable subjects, allowing colors, lines and shapes to take on lives of their own.

He called some of these works Impressions, Improvisations and Compositions - titles borrowed from the language of music. Wassily Kandinsky endeavored to achieve visually what musicians achieve with sound: the communication of complex feeling and emotion, without using narrative content. ��

by Tom McGlynn - Who Are You, Out of Ways, Sun Spot, Ensemble, Certain Doubts, Road Show- are now available through ou...
12/10/2026

by Tom McGlynn - Who Are You, Out of Ways, Sun Spot, Ensemble, Certain Doubts, Road Show- are now available through our gallery. Click the link in bio to access Tom McGlynn's collection 🟣

Tom McGlynn’s paintings feature minimalist geometric arrangements of floating color blocks set against unadorned, neutral grounds. Derived from the semiotics of urban signage, architectural facades, and contemporary visual culture, these compositions reduce environmental cues into elemental forms.

By carefully balancing scale, hue, and negative space—where precisely proportioned rectangles interact without touching—the artworks explore spatial tension, color relationships, and the visual syntax of modern life.

Five new artworks by Nikolaos Schizas - Memories, Delirium, Dopamine, What's next?, and Saturn blue - are now available ...
07/10/2026

Five new artworks by Nikolaos Schizas - Memories, Delirium, Dopamine, What's next?, and Saturn blue - are now available through our gallery. Click the link in bio to access Nikolaos Schizas' collection 🟣

Barcelona based painter Nikolaos Schizas creates dynamic abstract paintings that radiate with vibrant splashes of color, and communicate a strong sense of movement and fluidity. He is inspired by a drive to explore unconscious feelings and repressed emotions.

Mixing acrylics, spray paint and resin, Schizas employs a range of methods, from spraying, pouring and dripping paint directly onto the canvas, to using a mixture of traditional brushes and untraditional tools, such as spatulas, to make sweeping, gestural marks.

A self-taught painter, he expresses through his work a natural and intuitive passion for the materiality of paint, and an instinctual appreciation for emotionally charged color relationships. His fresh and vibrant aesthetic position occupies a space between Abstract Expressionism, Surrealism and Pop, and seems to emanate from a dreamlike and mysterious realm. 







"Ode" series by Tom Henderson Dimensional wall-mounted sculptures formed from vibrant, concentric steel bands that pro...
01/10/2026

"Ode" series by Tom Henderson 

Dimensional wall-mounted sculptures formed from vibrant, concentric steel bands that project into the viewer's physical space and interact dynamically with light and shadow.

Tom Henderson creates reductive, geometric image-objects that exist at a liminal intersection between painting and sculpture. Born in the UK, Henderson currently lives and works in Provence, in the South of France.

Discover the full collection of Tom Henderson's available works on our website - ideelart.com, or click the link in bio for easy access!

Exhibition view images are from Musée Terra Rossa in Salernes.






Today, we meet Petra Schott. After many years working as a judge and lawyer, painting remains her true companion. Her ...
01/10/2026

Today, we meet Petra Schott. After many years working as a judge and lawyer, painting remains her true companion. Her practice moves between poetry, myth, nature and her experience of life as a woman. Working with richly pigmented oil paint, brushes and sometimes her fingers, she values the continuity of returning to the studio every day.

From the music of an Indian Raga to the quiet mystery she hopes viewers find in her paintings, Petra shares the rhythms of her life and work.

Read the full interview with Petra Schott on our website - ideelart.com, or click the link in bio for easy access!

"Whatever I know how to do, I've already done. Therefore I must always do what I do not know how to do." - Eduardo Chill...
25/09/2026

"Whatever I know how to do, I've already done. Therefore I must always do what I do not know how to do." - Eduardo Chillida

Eduardo Chillida was a Spanish Basque sculptor and one of the most important European artists of postwar abstraction. He is particularly known for monumental sculptures in iron and steel, but also worked extensively with alabaster, wood, concrete, and paper.

What makes Chillida especially interesting is that his work is less about creating a recognizable object and more about giving physical form to space, air, weight, light, and absence.

Images: Eduardo Chillida’s studio in Hernani, Spain, 1995. Photographs by Jesús Uriarte

Eduardo Chillida, during the installation of "Peine del Viento XV" in La Co**ha Bay in 1977. Photo: Jesús Uriarte








New series by Paul Snell - "Linger" 🟣Australian artist Paul Snell bridges photography and digital painting by "decoding ...
22/09/2026

New series by Paul Snell - "Linger" 🟣

Australian artist Paul Snell bridges photography and digital painting by "decoding and re-coding" real-world images into simplified, abstract compositions. Distilling color and form to their essence, he converts these digital files into luminous Chromogenic prints mounted on Plexiglass in small, exclusive editions. Rather than documenting external reality, Snell’s contemplative works offer moments of stillness, inviting viewers into quiet reflection and pure visual presence.

Featured artworks: Linger # 202601 and Linger # 202602

Diptych. Edition: 1/3

Year: 2026
Edition: Multiple
Technique: Archival Pigment Print on Chromajet Metallic Pearl Face-mounted 3mm Matte Plexiglas
Size: 150 X 150 X 0.1 cm

Price: £6,000

Works can be hung with the WallCleat system. Available in 4-5 weeks turnaround.

Discover Paul Snell's new series on our website - ideelart.com - or click the link in bio for the direct link.









Few artists in the history of 20th-century art revolutionized the physical definition of sculpture as radically as Alexa...
21/09/2026

Few artists in the history of 20th-century art revolutionized the physical definition of sculpture as radically as Alexander Calder (1898–1976). Before Calder, sculpture was predominantly an art of density, mass, and static weight: stone carved, bronze cast, or wood chiseled to capture a frozen moment in time. Calder dismantled this millennium-old tradition by introducing four fundamental forces: wire, air, balance, and time.

By drawing in space with flexible steel wire, inventing the motorized and wind-driven "mobile" (a term coined by Marcel Duchamp in 1931), and constructing monumental sheet-metal "stabiles" (named by Jean Arp), Calder created a new visual language where sculpture ceased to be an object to look at and became an event to experience in real time.

Today, Calder stands as a towering giant of modernism whose work bridges American industrial pragmatism with Parisian avant-garde poetry. This ultimate guide explores his life, his engineering breakthroughs, his legendary Cirque Calder, his intimate jewelry, his market legacy, and his enduring influence on contemporary kinetic artists.

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Paint, dust, fragments, unfinished ideas. The artist’s studio is rarely just a room. It is a place where thoughts become...
15/09/2026

Paint, dust, fragments, unfinished ideas. The artist’s studio is rarely just a room. It is a place where thoughts become objects, where accidents become discoveries, and where paintings slowly reveal what they want to be.

From Po***ck to Picasso, Helen Frankenthaler to Joan Mitchell, Basquiat and beyond - a glimpse into the spaces where some of modern art’s most distinctive worlds took shape.

Paul Landauer - “My artistic work is a process of silencing the noise – a noise surrounding all of us, screaming const...
09/09/2026

Paul Landauer - “My artistic work is a process of silencing the noise – a noise surrounding all of us, screaming constantly from displays and screens. It’s a constant distraction from our individual desires […]. My art is the endeavour to expose the purity, the genuine, subjective essence laying beneath this thick layer of distraction. But these artworks are no conclusion or comment. They are the result of a journey through visual detoxification, excavation, and condensation, which eventually exposes something free and pure.” From Silence the Noise Exhibition Catalog, N.EON Gallery (Belgrade)

Paul Richard Landauer is an Austrian abstract artist, currently living and working in Belgrade. His paintings are the result of pictorial gestures that create marks, touches, and graphic traces on the canvas. His artistic practice ponders the rhythm and uniqueness of forms.

The art practice of Landauer fits into the tradition of Informal Art and Abstract Expressionism deepening its more intimate and pure aspects. The inspiration for his paintings comes from his existence and his own body, acts, and movements.

These artworks are exclusive to IdeelArt.

Discover Paul Landauer's works on our website - ideelart.com. Click the link in bio for an easy access to the collection, or comment "RED" to get the link straight to your DMs.









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