Abstract paintings that explore movement, emotion, and the energy beneath the surface.
Quick summary: Chris Artabasy is an Atlanta-based abstract artist creating layered oil paintings that explore motion, color, and emotional resonance.
If you’re drawn to art that feels alive—work that pulls you in rather than sits quietly—this is worth your time. Chris’s paintings are built in layers, with flowing, ribbon-like forms that suggest rhythm, movement, and transformation. They’re meant to be felt as much as seen.
His process combines thin veils of oil paint with intricate line work, creating depth, texture, and a sense of motion that unfolds the longer you look. Music, nature, and the surrounding environment all influence the work, shaping pieces that feel atmospheric and emotionally charged.
Locals trust his work for its consistency and craft. Chris has exhibited nationally and internationally and brings decades of experience in visual communication, design, and storytelling into his studio practice.
A real detail: many pieces reveal hidden layers and subtle shifts in color as you move around them.
How people actually use it:
Locals: collect statement pieces for homes and offices
Visitors: discover his work through galleries and exhibitions
Designers / collectors: source dynamic, movement-driven abstract art
Good to know: the work leans abstract, not representational.
Best for: collectors who want art with energy and depth.
Insider tip: view pieces in person when possible—the layers read differently up close.
FAQ
Q: What medium does he work in?
A: Oil paint, layered with transparent veils and detailed line work.
Q: Where is he based?
A: Atlanta, Georgia.
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