Abstract Expressionism Art

The prevalence of abstract art expressionism is associated with its ability to appeal to persons from any walks of life. This form of art was developed after the World War II. It has since become popular and has been extensively used to express strong emotions of the painter. As their names suggest, abstract expressionism paintings are considered highly expressive and can be found in several different colors. They've been used as decor for different offices, homes and other places. They offer unique variations. Users have a wide array of options, interpretations and inspirations that they derive from this art form. Some are monochromatic, others have captions; others have frames while others don’t. You have "Zen Series I" by Jennifer Strasenburgh that you can combine with a fitting neutral background color to achieve a proper hue contrast. There is also the “Number 14: Gray” wall art by Jackson Pollock that can be used in a room with a cream, white or even a brown background to achieve a seamless blend or contrast that accentuates the elegance of the room.