Description

Original Abstract Art Painting – ‘Lucky Day’

16″ × 20″ × ⅝”

About the Artwork & Waterfront Series

Original Abstract Art Painting – ‘Lucky Day’ is a deeply personal work born from historic memory. That day I was lucky—I remembered the bullets hitting the ground around me as I was firing back running across Alexandra’s Avenue on November 17, 1973. I can’t believe sometimes that I am here.

Created with specialty fluorescent acrylics on stretched canvas, this artwork features vibrant hues of red, blue, yellow, and white that dynamically shift colors throughout the day under changing light. The colorful dance of beauty transforms raw emotion, survival, and historical memory into a visual invitation that welcomes viewers to participate and reflect.

Gregory Christeas creates infinite abstract forms that transform like a wandering spirit in search of the realization of beauty. The Waterfront Series was developed over decades of exploring Abstract Expressionism, capturing light, water, architecture, and movement into layered compositions.

The Waterfront technique became the birthplace of the Parallels Series. Selected works across his collections were featured in landmark international exhibitions, including the Cultural Olympiad Athens 2004, giving his repertoire significant and verifiable provenance.

By applying specialty acrylic pigments in multiple layers, Christeas creates bright fields where color and texture become structural, tangible elements. His paintings reveal radiant layers that balance chaos and serenity, transforming raw emotion into visual poetry.