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"ABSTRACT 2" Art Competition Voting – Presented by NOMA Gallery 🎨
NOMA Gallery is thrilled to invite art lovers and the public to take part in the voting process for our "ABSTRACT 2" Art Competition! This is your chance to help us celebrate diverse interpretations of the human form and support your favorite artwork.
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Voting opens JAN 2, 2026, and will be available until JAN 23, 2026. Be sure to cast your vote before the deadline!
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The winners, including the People’s Choice award, will be announced on DEC 25, 2025. Stay connected with us on social media and subscribe to our newsletter for the latest updates.
Your vote helps shine a spotlight on the most compelling and impactful artwork in the "ABSTRACT 2" competition. Join us in celebrating the amazing talents of our artists and cast your vote! Head to @nomagalleryocala on social media for more details.

Constructed from photographs of the artist’s demolished home, this collage turns architectural remnants into an unfolding system of infinite space. Fragments of corridors and exposed beams are multiplied and mirrored into a recursive structure that drifts between blueprint, memory map, and impossible geometry. Dust-toned browns recall both demolition debris and the warmth of domestic memory. At the top, repeated images of a shattered column take on the posture of robed figures—silent witnesses to the transition from home to absence. Their presence gives the work a ritual gravity, holding the fragments in place. Through repetition, the work proposes that infinity is not vastness but the ongoing reshaping of what remains, where the familiar turns strange, memory becomes structure, and the destroyed house is recast as an endlessly regenerating architectural memory.
Photo collage on 300gsm Fabriano paper
South Africa

Represents the fluidity in our lives before the process of transformation begins.
Nothing visible yet—but everything is about to shift.
Acrylic on canvas
Maryland, USA

Blue Implosion blends traditional watercolor with pigment as a chaos agent, capturing the tension of internal implosion and the interplay of depth, disorder, and regulation.
Pure pigment and water on watercolor paper
Venezuela

I am an intuitional abstract painter, driven by feelings in my perception of this world and my surroundings.This piece in color and form is inspired by the flora in Florida. A happy day in the times of chaos. So to turn it all around in times of insecurity and hatred, my series is called Love Letters.
Acrylic on canvas
New York/Florida USA

Photograph distressed surfaces of Chicago alleys finding the abstract expressions within, where the representational and non-representational meet.
Photography
Oak Park, IL , USA

The Shape of Waiting: The Rings of Dreams emerged from the simple act of looking up — a gesture increasingly rare in a world mediated by screens. Rather than moving through our environments, we now scroll through them. This work abstracts industrial form into rhythm and repetition, inviting the viewer to pause, consider scale, and reflect on what is missed when attention drifts downward instead of outward.
Photography
Ocala, FL. USA

Formed by Resistance. Resistance leaves structure, not ruin.
Acrylic on canvas
Maryland, USA

Fuchsia minimizes brushstrokes like Minnows, allowing the pigment to respond to impulse while maintaining restraint, creating forms that breathe and emerge organically through the flow.
Pure pigment and water on watercolor paper
Venezuela

Minnows, the final piece in my Form and Structure series, eliminates brushstrokes entirely, letting water guide pigment to evoke communities forming, scattering, and reconnecting, reflecting post-pandemic human connection.
Pure pigment and water on watercolor paper
Venezuela

What Survives, Blooms Growth through resistance. Beauty that flourishes after the pressure of transformation.
Acrylic on canvas
Maryland, USA

Photograph distressed surfaces of Chicago alleys finding the abstract expressions within, where the representational and non-representational meet.
Photography
Oak Park, IL, USA

A darker day filled with pain and anxiety. Electrical interference energizing my soul. Colors blue and black symbolizing the skies, battling different systems, colliding and sparking a new energy force, creation.
Acrylic on canvas
New York/ Florida , USA

Created from chess games layered on top of each other .
Mixed Media
Mt Dora, FL , USA

An attempt in channeling color in motion to exhibit Earth’s poetic justice for a planet consumed prematurely.
Acrylic Paint on Foam Board
HAWTHORNE, FL , USA

Photograph distressed surfaces of Chicago alleys finding the abstract expressions within, where the representational and non-representational meet.
Photography
Oak Park, IL, USA
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