Abstract landscape paintings

Noah Voûte

(2009) began painting at the age of 10. His artistic journey was shaped by the diverse works he encountered in his parents' art gallery. At just 3 years old, he accompanied his parents on trips to art exhibitions across the Middle East, Spain, and France. These experiences left a lasting impression on him. His fondness lies in abstract art, often mirroring landscapes and coastlines. Drawing from the serene skies and golden shores of Madeira and Ibiza, Noah infuses these elements into his abstract compositions.

He revels in the liberty that abstract art offers, providing him with boundless creative expression. His parents perceive this form of art as a means to encourage innovative thinking.

His artworks are crafted through the intricate layering of diverse materials, lending them a profound sense of depth. Noah favours acrylic paint for its quick drying properties, complemented by ink, powder, and epoxy to achieve a glossy finish.

Additionally, he incorporates gold leaf, subtly infusing the pieces with a resilient and pure energy, sometimes concealed within the layers.

Lately, Noah has ventured into larger artworks, intending to immerse the observer deeper into the energetic essence embodied in his paintings. He aspires to diversify his materials further and persist in his explorations.

Noah is open to commissioned paintings. Clients have the autonomy to specify size, style, and colours, drawing inspiration from his existing works.

"When I create a painting, I work with a wide variety of materials—different types of paint, powders, and varnishes—all of which I mix and layer spontaneously. These materials interact in unpredictable ways, often reacting with each other chemically or physically. I never know exactly how the painting will turn out. It's a process driven by instinct and experimentation, where I allow nature to take its course. The result is something organic, unexpected, and unique every time."