Words and abstract landscapes
I’m Anastasija, a London-based abstract artist working from observational drawings and letterforms.
I draw outdoors and in my studio, making new drawings from earlier ones and reworking familiar shapes into imagined landscapes.
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Selected Original Paintings
Acrylic and oils on canvas, 2026
W: 60cm x H: 84cm
Stretched or Unstretched / Unframed
This textured abstract painting is built from interlocking letterforms, loose curves and geometric shapes. Raspberry pinks and vivid orange move against cream, teal and dark green, creating a dense composition full of movement and contrast. Familiar letters become increasingly abstract, forming an invented visual language shaped by pattern, repetition and intuitive play.
Acrylic and Oils on canvas, 2026
W:64cm x H:80cm
Stretched or Unstretched / Unframed
This original colourful abstract painting begins with the words berry, jam and toast, which are broken apart and rebuilt as bold, interlocking letterforms. Creamy whites, berry reds, ochres, mint greens and muted blues create a playful rhythm as the words shift between readability and abstraction. The result is an abstract painting with letters where familiar language becomes shape, pattern and imaginative play.
Acrylic and oil on canvas, 2026
W:64cm x H:80cm
Stretched or Unstretched / Unframed
This playful abstract painting transforms fragmented letterforms into bold geometric shapes. Lemon yellow, burnt orange, pale pink and deep green create a vibrant colour palette, while overlapping forms resemble an imagined map. Letters remain partly recognisable before dissolving into blocks, pathways and angular shapes, turning words into a constructed abstract world.
Acrylic and oils on canvas, 2026
W:80 × H:80cm
Unstretched / Unframed
This abstract painting with letters is composed from the words butter, pie and gravy, which are reinvented into shapes. Created in acrylic and oil on canvas, fragmented letterforms overlap across a vibrant colour palette of yellow, coral, pink, olive and deep green. Pattern, repetition and rhythm turn familiar words into a playful field of colour and form.
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