Waterfront Reflections

Waterfront Reflections is a distinctive style of abstraction developed by Gregory Christeas through years of observing the shifting reflections of color and form along the Hudson River, where the skyline dissolves into light across the glass facades of New York City’s waterfront buildings.

Architecture, water, and sky merge into a single moving surface—fractured, luminous, and constantly changing. These waterfront abstract paintings transform the city into a contemporary seascape, where reflection becomes structure and movement becomes memory.

Each work is an original expression of this visual language, ideal for collectors seeking abstract art for sale that carries both emotional depth and a clear artistic origin.