Abstraction has the unique power to distill experience into pure sensation—colors, forms, and textures that speak directly to our emotions. Our newest acquisitions each approach abstraction in their own distinct way, inviting viewers to step beyond representation and into a space of feeling.
Blended Hues
Gentle layers of cream, sky blue, and muted lavender blend together, creating a sense of light and openness. Dugar offers only a suggestion of place—a glimmer of light, faint horizon lines fading from view. With its serene palette and delicate transitions, the piece invites the viewer into a quiet, reflective moment.
View more work by Shivani Dugar
Energetic Movement
Spring Tulips by Barber radiates exuberance, its organic abstraction alive with saturated fuchsia, citrus yellow, and fiery orange. Sweeping arcs and translucent layers create a sense of movement, evoking petals caught in a sudden breeze. Wherever it hangs, the piece infuses the space with playful energy, its composition brimming with vitality and spontaneity.
Textured Balance
Minimal in form yet abundant in texture, Maura Segal’s Lemon Pie balances luminous golden yellow and crisp white color fields, both layered with intricately cut shapes. The subtle surface patterns lend depth without disrupting the calm, resulting in a work that feels serene and quietly optimistic, like sunlight diffused through a gentle morning haze.
See Them In Person
There’s something incredibly special about experiencing art in person. You can truly appreciate the texture of the paint, the scale of the canvas, and the nuances of color and light when you stand before these works.
Visit one of our gallery locations to view their work, or email inquiry@merrittgallery.com for more info about a specific piece.
