John Kiraly Passage To Spirit Bay

Name: John Kiraly Passage To Spirit Bay Limited Edition Fine Art Ltd. ed. production incl. COA.
Brand: John Kiraly
SKU: GR-JK-9501-01
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Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

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John Kiraly's abstract art explores contemporary abstraction through vibrant color compositions and geometric shapes, creating dynamic visual experiences. His expressionist painting style blends bold brushstrokes with emotional expression, allowing the colors and forms to communicate a sense of depth and energy. Kiraly's work often reflects the principles of color field painting, where every hue and shape is carefully placed to evoke a response. His minimalist abstraction pushes the boundaries of visual storytelling, offering viewers a glimpse into a world of conceptual abstraction where each piece serves as a visual language of emotion and harmony. Through his work, Kiraly creates a unique space where art becomes an immersive experience, inviting exploration of both the simple and complex in abstract form.

Passage to Spirit Bay - GR-JK-9501-01 NOTES: serigraph. Passage To Spirit Bay by John Kiraly is signed by the artist and comes with a certificate of authenticity. Image Copyright © 2025 by John Kiraly

John Kiraly bio

"To sit in John Kiraly's large, white ceramic-tiled studio and talk with him, you'd never know he was recognized around the world for his vibrant acrylic works. All you would realize is that the man is driven to create. There are dozens of projects in progress – in a variety of mediums – from acrylics to clay and wooden sculptures to multi-media tableaus. And his unassuming, humble nature is refreshing in this age of celebrity pretension." "Kiraly's works have several common denominators: water in some form, oceans, waterfalls, fountains, et., archways, doors, and passageways and other architectural elements, usually presented in multi-levels; and lush tropical flora in exquisite detail."