Celestial Visions (3) 

Original Geometric Abstract Painting

Acrylic on Canvas
20 x 20 inches (50.8 x 50.8 cm)

Available for Purchase

This original contemporary abstract painting is part of the "In Shadow and In Light" series, where geometric clarity meets celestial mystery. Overlapping planes of deep forest green, slate gray, charcoal, and warm brown create a sophisticated architectural composition within a creamy white border. A striking crescent moon form emerges in the upper right, while crisp triangular shapes intersect and layer, suggesting both urban rooftops and cosmic geometry. A bold circular void anchors the left side, creating visual balance and inviting contemplation of infinite space.

About This Geometric Abstract Artwork

 "Celestial Visions (3)" explores the intersection of earthly architecture and cosmic wonder. Inspired by collage assemblages, space, dreams, and city landscapes, the composition captures the experience of gazing skyward from an urban environment—where building forms frame our view of the heavens. The layered geometric planes create depth and movement, like shifting perspectives or the passage of time across a night sky. The crescent moon serves as a reminder that even in cities dense with structure, celestial beauty breaks through. This piece balances the grounded geometry of human-made forms with the ethereal mystery of the cosmos, inviting viewers to find harmony between the two.

Perfect For:

• Contemporary art collectors seeking sophisticated geometric abstractions
• Lovers of celestial and cosmic-inspired artwork
• Modern living rooms, bedrooms, or office spaces
• Design-forward environments with mid-century modern or minimalist aesthetics
• Collectors drawn to contemplative and architectural themes
• Those seeking square-format statement pieces with calming energy

Details:

• Medium: Acrylic and gesso on canvas
• Size: 20 x 20 inches (50.8 x 50.8 cm)
• Ready to hang
• Signed by artist April Pyne on back
• Exhibition history: The Moncton Public Library, Partial Gallery
• Ships from New Brunswick, Canada

A contemplative addition to any collection, this work bridges the architectural and the infinite.