Abstract Expressionist

Abstract Expressionist Abol Bahadori's Art
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Artist Statement:
More than an artist I consider myself a medium or a tool to give existence to visions that want to be seen by us. They could be from my own or our common subconscious or even from another dimension. Therefore, Abstract Expression is a selfless and thoughtless process for me. My most successful works are the ones that I have created most spontaneously. Follow me on Twitter

05/27/2026

Looking for some weekend inspiration? ✨ The in historic Old Town Alexandria is hands-down one of the most unique art centers in the U.S.—and I’m lucky enough to call it my creative home!
As a resident artist, nothing beats the energy of sharing my process and chatting with everyone who walks through the door. I’m constantly creating, which means you’ll find fresh pieces on the walls every single week. 🎨👋
Come say hi, look around, and see what I’m working on next!
📍 Studio 5
🕒 Public Hours: Friday–Sunday afternoons

Snapshot of a beautiful day in my studio  📸👇I love a studio full of people capturing memories and sharing the love! Toda...
05/17/2026

Snapshot of a beautiful day in my studio 📸👇

I love a studio full of people capturing memories and sharing the love! Today was packed with incredible energy, amazing conversations with art lovers from around the world, and plenty of prints and small paintings finding their way into travel suitcases. 🧳✈️

To everyone who stopped by to chat, snap a photo, or take some art home: thank you for inspiring me today! 🎨✨

I love my studio  because sometimes art comes to me!
05/16/2026

I love my studio because sometimes art comes to me!

05/13/2026

Four floors of art history, one temporary stop. 📍 Sotheby’s NYC pre-auction viewings are a reminder of how much incredible art lives in private collections. Seeing these Cubist, Modern, and Contemporary works in person before they go under the hammer is something else.

The Rift 🌌In this piece from my Spirits series, hybrid media on 36x36 inch water media wood panel, I explore the delicat...
05/10/2026

The Rift 🌌
In this piece from my Spirits series, hybrid media on 36x36 inch water media wood panel, I explore the delicate boundary between the tangible and the ethereal.
The central figure—a floating female bust—pairs a Greco-Roman head with a Persian Qajar-era miniskirt. This fashion, originally influenced by Western ballet tutus, embodies “the rift” between the diverse cultural histories that shape my work.
Using a “musical” approach to line, I layer pigment print, watercolor, pastel, and ink to create these nature guardians.

05/09/2026

We had a great time at the opening reception of The Art League May Exhibits with Dawn from my Spirits series selected by Jowita Wyszomiska, the independent juror of the month, for the Open Exhibit and Food for Flights from my Ponds collection at the adjacent Gallery 75.
Visit these shows while they are on display—till June 7, 2026

Dawn from my Spirits series is selected by Jowita Wyszomiska, the independent juror of the month, for the May 2026 Open ...
05/01/2026

Dawn from my Spirits series is selected by Jowita Wyszomiska, the independent juror of the month, for the May 2026 Open Exhibit .

Join us for the opening reception on Friday, May 8, 6:30–8:00 pm and come earlier to check out my studio (5), a few steps from The Art League Gallery at the Torpedo Factory Art Center.

Exhibit Duration: May 6–June 7, 2026

About the selected piece:

Dawn, a layered watercolor and pigment print on a 24×24-inch wood watermedia panel, is the fifth painting from my Spirits series selected for a monthly exhibit at The Art League. Two previous pieces from this series received Best in Show and Honorable Mention awards and were sold by The Art League.

The “Spirits” series fuses figurative and landscape painting through a musical approach—a unique technique employing dense, filament-like lines (melody) and parallel striations (harmony), reminiscent of intaglio or etching. I hope to emphasize environmental awareness with this approach. The veiled figures, rendered in neutral tones, contrast with the warm landscape, symbolizing the ethereal emergence of nature’s guardians and underscoring humanity’s inherent connection to and responsibility for the Earth.

Blue Frog from my Indoor Pond collection, Architectural series, is selected for the AACC Annual National Juried Exhibit,...
04/28/2026

Blue Frog from my Indoor Pond collection, Architectural series, is selected for the AACC Annual National Juried Exhibit, Green at the Cade Center for Fine Arts Gallery, Arnold, Maryland, juried by Roberto C. Ferrari, Curator of Art Properties, Columbia University.

Join us for the Opening Reception, Wednesday, April 29, 5-7 pm

Duration: April 28–July 14

About the selected piece:

My Indoor Pond collection, consisting of small layered watercolor on pigment print pieces (16-18″ wide), is a study of boundaries: where solid structures meet liquid depths and airy light. I use these states of matter to bridge the gap between abstract shapes and familiar forms, letting the concept dictate the movement of color across the canvas. While the series is grounded in a deep, atmospheric palette of greens, it is defined by its “interruptions”—shocks of warm light and cool blues. Here, the solitary blue frog acts as a vibrant anchor, emerging from the dominant greens to breathe life into the composition.

A lovely newly engaged couple visited my studio  for a photo session today. They totally made my day 💕💍
04/25/2026

A lovely newly engaged couple visited my studio for a photo session today. They totally made my day 💕💍

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105 N. Union St
Alexandria, VA
22314

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