Nassim Nasr

My practice is anchored in Expressive Color Minimalism, a language I shaped at the intersection of Abstract Expressionism, Color Field, and Minimalism. I work toward depth through clarity. Color carries emotion and memory. Structure sets the terms. Nothing is decorative. Every hue, edge, and interval is placed with intent.

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This language is consistent across my work while the subjects evolve. Each series is a chapter in one investigation: how form and chroma can hold human experience with precision and restraint. Architectural planes, saturated fields, and rhythmic bands are not separate identities. They are variations on one problem I return to: finding pattern and meaning in emptiness.

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I want the viewer to encounter a charged stillness. The paintings offer space first, then reveal their logic. Feeling leads. Interpretation follows.