Minimalist & Monochromatic Abstract Paintings

A close-up of the large abstract piece from the featured section, installed in a Mumbai residence. The composition uses bold black shapes, earthy greens, and textured lines to create a sophisticated, modern look.

An installation of three large 6ft x 3ft minimalist canvases at Sidewalk cafe. Each piece explores a different abstract concept using a simple black and white palette, creating a cohesive and stylish gallery wall.

The full set of artworks for the residential space in Surat. It includes the large textured gradient piece and three smaller geometric abstracts, all designed to work together in a single room.

A close-up video of the geometric abstract paintings. Even in these minimalist pieces, I add a subtle layer of texture to give them depth and a handmade feel.

The smaller geometric paintings from the Surat set. Their clean lines and simple color blocking make them versatile pieces that can be arranged in different ways.

Here I am with the massive 8ft x 4ft textured gradient painting. This shot gives a real sense of the scale I can work with for large, statement wall art.

The large textured piece standing in the sun. The light brings out the subtle variations in the grey tones and the texture of the individual brushstrokes.

A detailed shot of the gradient effect. I painted thousands of small, textured lines, gradually shifting the color from light grey to deep charcoal to create this sense of depth.

A straight-on view of the 8ft x 4ft textured gradient canvas. The composition is simple but incredibly impactful due to its scale and meticulous detail.