Berlin Abstract by Farah

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Original Art — Limited Edition 9/1024 x 24 x 1 in — Canvas available up to 60 x 60 x 1 in by request Ready to hang — includes all fittings and wire

MPN: FAR-WS-BA-001

The origin piece of Illumi Arts.

Berlin — a city that broke the rules and rewrote them. Its design identity is rebellious, experimental and raw — an aesthetic that refuses to be tamed. It is this spirit that names this work.

During a visit to a dedicated exhibition of Wassily Kandinsky at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chora, Andros, Greece — housed within the Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation — something shifted. Kandinsky's forms, raw, musical and untamed, moved through Farah's hand and became something entirely her own. Berlin Abstract was born in that moment.

Freehand lines, wild and deliberate, were drawn first by feel — then refined through AutoCAD into razor-sharp precision. Three circles float like notes. A staircase climbs with quiet intention. Curves sweep with the fluid confidence of calligraphy. The more you look, the more it reveals.

Ways to Enjoy

  • Hang above a sofa, console or by a chair as a commanding focal point

  • A conversation piece rooted in art history and personal journey

  • Berlin Abstract inspired the creation of the Illumi Arts luminous panel — pair them together for an after dark show unlike anything else

Original Art — Limited Edition 9/1024 x 24 x 1 in — Canvas available up to 60 x 60 x 1 in by request Ready to hang — includes all fittings and wire

MPN: FAR-WS-BA-001

The origin piece of Illumi Arts.

Berlin — a city that broke the rules and rewrote them. Its design identity is rebellious, experimental and raw — an aesthetic that refuses to be tamed. It is this spirit that names this work.

During a visit to a dedicated exhibition of Wassily Kandinsky at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chora, Andros, Greece — housed within the Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation — something shifted. Kandinsky's forms, raw, musical and untamed, moved through Farah's hand and became something entirely her own. Berlin Abstract was born in that moment.

Freehand lines, wild and deliberate, were drawn first by feel — then refined through AutoCAD into razor-sharp precision. Three circles float like notes. A staircase climbs with quiet intention. Curves sweep with the fluid confidence of calligraphy. The more you look, the more it reveals.

Ways to Enjoy

  • Hang above a sofa, console or by a chair as a commanding focal point

  • A conversation piece rooted in art history and personal journey

  • Berlin Abstract inspired the creation of the Illumi Arts luminous panel — pair them together for an after dark show unlike anything else