I've painted all kinds of abstracts. Most have been absolutely spontaneous with no preconceived thoughts of where to begin other then the color.  Painting like that is a lot of fun and I love happy accidents when it comes to design.  But if truth be told, I love painting geometrics the most.  I love having to take hold and control  the composition.  If one thing is off, it throws the whole painting off. It challenges my brain, and I like that. 

Lately I've been working on my geometrics with organic shapes. These are oil paintings with bright saturated color.  The piece you see here is called 'Tree House'. 

So far I have five completed pieces and you can see them by clicking on this link NEW COLLECTION.  I'm currently working on one in the same series that is 30"x48". 
_Victoria 

Glass Half Full - 18"x14" Oil  Abstract on Canvas by Victoria Kloch  - Sold

The glass half empty or the glass half full. I choose the glass half full. I find that it makes for a much happier life.

This oil painting is finally dry and ready to find a new home.  I used a limited palette in prussian blue, deep permanent rose and white.  This made for some interesting contrast. 

Black On White - 48"x48"x 1.5" deep - oil painting by Victoria Kloch

This is a classic black and white or is it white on black? For the buyer who is interested in this large piece as of today, 2/25/2019 it is still drying but should be ready to go out the door safety by mid March.  

Madison - 4"x4" Abstract Oil Painting - by Victoria Kloch - Sold

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Spring Explosion - 48"x40" oil painting on a custom made canvas by Kurt Wedgley. I finished this commissioned oil painting  a month ago.  Now that it has cured enough to move it, I can apply the temporary varnish and pack it up to send to it's new home.  

This small oil painting was inspired by our hike down to the ocean on the Tennessee Valley Trail in California.  The day was pure magic and I can hardly wait to go back.

​A Sandy Path - 8"x10" oil painting by Victoria Kloch

The beaches along the coast of California are breathtaking.  This sandy trail in Pescadero was lined with wind swept tall grasses that I could not resist painting.