A piece from Michael de la Guerra's deeply personal collection which showcases bold, gestural strokes in acrylic ink, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow that speaks to the universal experience of heartache and resilience. The stark black inkwork display a sense of movement and intensity, perfectly capturing the essence of emotional turmoil and healing within the abstract forms. This original illustration marries contemporary aesthetics with timeless emotion, making it a standout addition to any modern interior whether displayed in a minimalist space or as a focal point in a curated gallery wall. Each print is produced with premium quality to ensure the depth and detail are faithfully reproduced, and are available in various sizes and framing options to suit any space.
Dedicated to a deceased friend of the artist, this abstract minimalist series is an homage to the Japanese approach of simplicity in design. Get $75 off the entire collection or choose one of the available prints to add a classically sleek modern minimalist piece to your space.
A modern wall art piece by Michael de la Guerra that seamlessly blends abstract visual expression with poetic introspection.
This artwork, part of the Hollywood Broken Hearts Club - 2024 collection, offers a perfect blend of visual appeal and emotional resonance. It would make a striking addition to any modern interior, particularly appealing to those who appreciate the intersection of visual art and poetry.
The piece serves as both a decorative element and a conversation starter, inviting viewers to reflect on their own experiences with love and loss. Its clean design and thoughtful content make it suitable for various spaces, from a personal bedroom to a chic wine bar or upscale restaurant.
Michael de la Guerra is an artist and a retired freelance writer who--under the name Michael Lopez--has been featured as a case study in the Harvard Business Review, published in The Huffington Post, banned from writing for Buzzfeed (long story), and featured as an expert in Fast Company, The Wall Street Journal, and more. He’s ghostwritten for NFL players and bank CEOs alike but remains at the mercy of NDAs signed during a decade-long copywriting career working with sought-after digital marketing agencies on high-converting campaigns for some of the largest names in business. He works in academia now and spends his creative energy on visual art and poetry.
