Square original abstract paintings with a calm, balanced presence, from around 36 in to 55 in square. Striking alone and powerful hung as a pair.
Square abstract paintings
The square is a still, centred format, and Paresh often uses it for his most concentrated compositions. Colour gathers towards the middle of the canvas rather than travelling across it. Above a bed, console or fireplace, a square painting brings balance to a wall.
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Choosing the right square canvas
A square painting gives equal weight to height and width. Mark its dimensions on your wall and look at the clear space around it, as well as the furniture below. If you are considering a pair, measure the full arrangement, including the gap between the canvases. Our guide to choosing a painting for a large wall can help you compare proportions.
Colour changes the character of the format. Ocean’s Embrace gathers blue and turquoise into a 100 × 100 cm square, while Forest Glow brings together emerald, lime and deep blue at the same size. Explore more blue, green and teal paintings, or contact us about a particular work.
Questions collectors ask
Where does a square painting work best?
Above a bed, console or fireplace, in a dining room, or anywhere a wall feels balanced.
Can square paintings be hung as a pair?
Yes. Two square works hung side by side, with a gap of around 2 to 4 in, can fill a wide wall with real presence.
Can I see a painting in person?
Yes. Private visits to Paresh’s London studio are available by appointment.
About Paresh Nrshinga FRSA
Paresh Nrshinga FRSA is a London-based abstract artist whose paintings explore colour, movement and emotion. Drawing and sketching from childhood, he began painting abstracts in 1998 and founded Art Nrshinga in 2005. Each original develops intuitively, giving collectors room to find their own connection with the work.