Clara Berta Studio | Art for High-Ceiling Living Rooms
High ceilings and soaring walls define luxury coastal homes. Yet two-story living room walls create a tough design challenge. How
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Discipline, Freedom, and My New York Collectors
My third New York collector just acquired a large-scale piece. Inside my studio discipline and how oversized original art ships coast to coast.
From Cosmos to Cells: Scaling Down Fluid Art
Creating large-scale abstract art is a very physical process. First, you sweep paint across a huge canvas. Then you use
The Power of Scale: Small Art in Big Spaces
There’s a common belief in the art world about impact, especially when considering how to display small art in big
Finding Stillness: The Story Behind My Painting “Winter Solstice”
There’s a distinct, almost sacred quietude that accompanies the winter solstice. It’s that profound pause when the Earth tilts furthest
Blue Configuration Series at Beth Urdang Gallery
There is a quiet moment between an artist and their surface long before a brush touches the page. The texture
Finding My Creative Flow
Sometimes, you just need to stop. You have to stop trying to figure it all out. Today, that choice was
The Art of the Drive: Reclaiming Your Creative Well
Driving to El Matador Beach is more than a commute; it is a ritual. As an artist, you are often
The Courage to Scale
Oprah’s call for real connection at Cannes Lions changed me. I am done making safe art. I am painting massive
Modern Abstract Art at Blue and the Muse: Show Highlights
We are still floating on the collective energy and warm hearts from our recent opening exhibition at Blue and the
How Abstract Art Resets Stress | Clara Berta Art
We spend our adult lives following an unwritten rulebook: stand in line, keep your voice down, and above all, keep
Beyond Words: Why Painting is My True Language
Have you ever had a feeling so massive and quiet that words felt too small to describe it? If you