With her unique, intuitive approach to painting, artist Anne Abueva embraces experimentation and instinct in the studio- trusting that the art will unfold as it should. Her process is fueled by curiosity, raw emotion and ruthless editing, allowing each new mark to emerge from an ever-evolving place of introspection and inspiration.

Anne’s art often reflects a rich tapestry of shifting landscapes and inner worlds, inviting viewers to experience a journey alongside her. Unbound by conventional styles or themes, Anne creates freely and fearlessly, letting her instincts guide the way to new possibilities with every piece. Whether with her bold compositions or more subtle, nuanced pieces, each artwork reveals a part of Anne's emotional landscape, offering both a personal narrative and an invitation for others to connect with their own.

Paintings are currently available through Mont Art House Houston, Behind The Hedge CT, Charleston Artist Collective, Serena & Lily and directly from her studio. 

So much to reflect on.
testing, testing 123.
sending loads of rain and love to my west coast friends and family 💙
A work on paper lucky to live on this cool kitchen shelf. Oui chef
I've been reading "Surfing The Himalayas" by Frederick Lenz which is about snowboarding in Nepal, but really about lessons in Buddhism. The ideas easily relate to painting and I think about the book a lot while I'm working. "Before beg
I know its weird, but my dog likes to be tucked under my shirt when she sits in my lap. Otherwise she is all wiggly and snortly and not easy to hold. Maybe she is part kangaroo- either way, now you know.
Turning my dial to "bountiful creative flow" 😊 My inventory has been slimming down lately with many households doing some serious nesting and decorating for the fall / virtual school season. It feels so incredible to know that my work is c
angles, intersections, patina and squiggly lines.
"Honest To Goodness" - just taking things one step at time over here. How about you?