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Artist

Lewis Deeney

Deeney creates paradoxical images that feel like gazing into a geometric abstract mindscape of potential.

10 Works

About Lewis

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Lewis Deeney is a Scottish artist based near Glasgow who explores the intersections of spirituality, technology, and psychology. His practice began in abstract painting, earning him recognition across the UK and Europe for his expressive application of color and tactile texture. Through his Digital Evolutions project, Deeney uses software to reimagine his physical paintings. By layering, reflecting, and rotating his original work, he creates expansive geometric mindscapes that retain the feel of paint while venturing into new, paradoxical digital territories.

Visual voice

His work features complex geometric patterns and symmetrical reflections that emerge from digital manipulation. These pieces maintain the rich, expressive texture of physical paint while presenting expansive landscapes of the mind.
Geometric AbstractionDigital EvolutionsLayered TexturesSpiritual PsychologySymmetrical Mindscapes
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Lewis Deeney — questions answered

Where is Lewis Deeney based?

Deeney lives and works near Glasgow, Scotland.

What is the Digital Evolutions project?

It is a collection where Deeney uses digital software to reimagine photographs of his original paintings as new artworks.

Does his digital work still look like painting?

While often unrecognizable from the original, the digital pieces retain and amplify the expressive texture and paint application of his physical works.

What themes does Deeney explore?

His work is philosophically inspired, focusing on themes of spirituality, technology, and psychology.

Has his work been exhibited?

Yes, Deeney has exhibited his paintings across the UK and Europe and has won several awards for his practice.

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