New Abstract Installation in Vancouver’s Bauhaus Restaurant

This new unique art installation was created for Bauhaus Restaurant which is located in Gastown, one of Vancouver’s older neighbourhoods. Stretching 10 feet across a textured concrete wall “The Experience” stands as a perfect backdrop to the modern and minimalist decor.

Paul wanted to bring energy into this special space with an abstract composition that draws Bauhaus’s clientele into a synthesis of color, texture and free flowing lines. Expressive and gestural in their execution, Paul Ygartua’s abstract paintings are a combination of free flowing movement and palette work.

The title was chosen “The Experience” as it is a reflection of the artist’s raw emotion and internal sense of freedom. We are thrilled to have one of Paul’s large abstracts in this beautiful space.

“The restaurant features a modern and minimalist space designed by Vancouver designer Andrea Greenway, with brick, steel columns, and marble, along with leather, tubular steel, and dark wood, and offers a dining room, large lounge area, and open-concept kitchen.

Owner Uwe Boll and Co-Executive Chefs Tim Schulte and David Mueller are dedicated to elevating the dining scene of Vancouver in Bauhaus’s relaxed and upscale dining room.” Scout Magazine

If you want to be inspired make a booking at Bauhaus for the amazing culinary experience and take in the full complexities of this oeuvre d’art called “The Experience”.

Read more about this installation on our blog here or visit our online Gallery WALL90 for more of Paul’s abstract art.

Special thank you to both Uwe Boll and Natalia Boll for making this possible.

This new abstract style is a mosaic of colour with never-ending movement creating a maze of intrigue. The free-flowing movement of one continual line brings back the simplicity we  once had compared to today’s over-engineered art styles. 

Paul Ygartua believes that his spontaneous action when creating a continuous uninterrupted movement of line and colour creates a mosaic of definition between light and dark separated by a continual linear concept.

The Experience is a liberating feel of free expression and physical participation. 

The style has evolved through many years of experimenting and developing other techniques, eventually by combining them Paul has created this new development in his abstractions.

The latest installation at The Bauhaus Restaurant has given Paul the opportunity to work with one of his largest canvas to date – 10 ft x 6 ft.