Abstract composition

A window with a view is a good abstract pattern. 

What do you think about this picture. Please write in your comments as to what you see in the Abstract window with a view.

So, What is abstract about this picture is you minutely see outside the frame. This is one clue I would like to give.  I simply enjoyed doing this project.  

For example 
Abstract Window Theory:

The concept of an "Abstract Window" can be interpreted in various ways, depending on the context. Here are a few theoretical perspectives:

1. *Artistic representation*: An abstract window can be seen as a non-representational artwork that uses color, shape, and form to create a visual experience, rather than depicting a realistic view.
2. *Metaphorical window*: An abstract window can symbolize a portal to new ideas, perspectives, or dimensions, inviting the viewer to look beyond the physical realm.
3. *Philosophical concept*: An abstract window can represent the boundaries between reality and the unknown, the self and the external world, or the conscious and subconscious mind.
4. *Architectural element*: An abstract window can be a design element that challenges traditional notions of windows as mere openings for light and ventilation, instead becoming a sculptural or decorative feature.
5. *Psychological symbol*: An abstract window can represent the window to the soul, offering a glimpse into one's inner world, emotions, and thoughts.

These theories can serve as a starting point for exploring the concept of an abstract window in various contexts, from art and design to philosophy and psychology.

But, I would like to go a bit further than this theory. Window with a view can be anything like a round circle or a ball  drawn infront and around the window.  As if it is a shape of a balloon floating around the window. 
Strong valuation of colors, shapes, lines, and textures.
No recognizable objects.
Subjective.
Non-representational.
The opposite of figurative, realistic, or Renaissance style.
Freedom of form and interpretation. 

*What should I bring as a object in an abstract window frame ? 
- When creating an abstract frame, consider bringing elements that evoke emotions, textures, and visual interest. Here are some ideas:

1. *Unconventional materials*: Incorporate unexpected items like:
    - Fabric scraps
    - Paper ephemera (tickets, music sheets, etc.)
    - Natural elements (leaves, twigs, etc.)
    - Found objects (keys, gears, etc.)
2. *Colorful components*: Add vibrant hues with:
    - Paint swatches
    - Colored paper or cardstock
    - Fabric dye or ink samples
    - Glass or plastic fragments
3. *Textures and patterns*: Mix different textures and patterns with:
    - Lace
    - Burlap
    - Ribbons
    - Stickers
4. *Emotive symbols*: Incorporate personal symbols or icons that hold meaning for you, such as:
    - Quotes or lyrics
    - Personal mantras
    - Small mementos (photos, charms, etc.)
5. *Abstract shapes*: Create intriguing shapes with:
    - Cut-out paper or cardstock
    - Foam or cardboard pieces
    - Melted plastic or wax

Remember, abstract art is about experimentation and expression. 

You know what I think about this a wonderful picture in a wonderful watercolor book should be my next creative abstract project.

Infact, this very moment I feel like drawing a similar Window, but, with a different view altogether.

Thank you for your help and support in visiting my ipage blog. 

"Creativity is thinking in your capacity of the incredible things you can draw." Gcb studios 

Cheers,
Gcb studios 

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