Abby May Art

Between the Layers – Contemporary Abstract Painting

There is a hidden rhythm in the spaces we often overlook.

Between the Layers explores the intersection of bold intention and quiet discovery, capturing the subtle moments where one story ends and another begins. Deep, architectural sweeps of raw umber and slate frame a luminous, open center, creating a sense of unfolding depth and monumental scale. The composition is a study in balance: the weight of the dark, vertical marks is softened by ethereal washes of teal and dusty blue that drift across the canvas like a fleeting thought.

Unlike a static image, this piece feels in motion—punctuated by delicate, wandering oil pastel lines and fine atmospheric splatters that skip across the surface. It doesn’t reveal itself all at once; it draws you in slowly, inviting the eye to move between the heavy structures and the airy, breathable voids. Between the Layers was created for spaces that value a sophisticated, grounding presence—perfect for a room that commands both modern strength and a sense of serene, creative mystery.

Details

One-of-a-kind original - contemporary abstract painting
Painted on canvas
Framing options available below
Size: 30x40 in
Medium: Acrylic and mixed media
Signed by the artist
Ships from North Carolina
Eco-conscious packaging
Flexible payment plans available

Why You’ll Love It

Sophisticated Depth: Provides a complex, layered focal point that reveals new details—like fine line work and subtle splatters—the longer you look at it.
Modern Serenity: The cool-toned palette of teal and grey-blue brings a calming, airy feel to high-traffic areas or professional environments.
Versatile Statement: The strong vertical charcoal elements offer a grounding, structural energy that pairs perfectly with minimalist or contemporary decor.

Want your painting to arrive ready to hang?

I offer optional floating frames to complete the look and enhance the presence of your original artwork. All you need to do is select the color you’d like your painting framed in. If you prefer it unframed, just choose “No frame.”