Creed Gallery in Ascot, Berkshire, offers Kate Paul original abstract paintings for sale to collectors from Ascot to Sunningdale, across Surrey and London, and internationally. Browse Sand on Beige, White on Turquoise, Blue on Blue II, Pink on Pink, Black on Black, White on White, White on Blue and White on Blue II, with current pieces from £2,800 to £3,195. Our team will talk you through provenance, condition and framing on any work.
About Kate Paul: Painting Lower Silesia's Layered History
Kate Paul is a Polish artist based in Wrocław whose large-scale abstract paintings draw on the specific and layered history of Lower Silesia — a region whose complex past, architectural ruins, and accumulated cultural memory provide the conceptual foundation for a visual practice of considerable formal intelligence.
The Technique: From Ceramics to Sustained Layering
Holding a Master's degree from the Academy of Art and Design in Wrocław, Paul trained initially in ceramics and graphic design before transitioning to large-scale painting on canvas — a move that allowed her to work at the scale her subjects demand. Her acrylic surfaces are built through sustained layering, each stratum adding depth and complexity to what lies beneath, the final surface carrying the accumulated weight of the process in a way that flatter, more direct approaches cannot achieve.
The Calligraphic Motif
Paul's signature motif is calligraphy — letters and numbers inscribed into the surface of her compositions as both visual element and symbolic thread, connecting the historical and the contemporary, the past and the present, the legible and the purely visual. The calligraphic marks function simultaneously as text and as mark-making: readable as one thing, beautiful as another, the two readings in productive tension.
Collecting Kate Paul at Creed Gallery
The architectural ruins and aged surfaces of Paul's Wrocław surroundings are visible in the texture of her work — the rawness of exposed material, the beauty of things that have weathered time, the specific visual character of surfaces that carry their history in their texture. Her XL works are designed for large spaces — the grand interior, the expansive wall, the setting that demands something significant rather than merely decorative. Creed Gallery currently holds Sand on Beige (£3,195), White on Turquoise (£3,195), Blue on Blue II (£2,950), Pink on Pink (£3,195), Black on Black (£2,800), White on White (£2,800), White on Blue (£3,195), and White on Blue II (£2,995), available for collectors across Berkshire, Surrey and London.
Why Collect Kate Paul
Paul's fusion of calligraphic mark-making with the weathered texture of her home region gives her large-scale abstracts a genuine historical and geographic specificity that purely formal abstraction often lacks. As with any artist, individual pieces vary in demand and value — our team is happy to talk you through the specifics of any work you're considering.
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