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LV No. 9 – Fluorescent Pink Geometric Painting on Paper

LV No. 9 — original 44x28 mixed media abstract painting on paper with fluorescent pink geometric form by Shilo Ratner

Some works of art don't wait for your attention. They take it. LV No. 9 is one of them. A large original work on paper measuring 44 x 28 inches, this mixed media abstract painting by Shilo Ratner is anchored by a blazing fluorescent pink geometric form and the quietly powerful word: LOVE. For all its boldness, there's something in the composition that feels like open water — the freedom of sailing, the wind catching a sail, the horizon wide and unobstructed.

About LV No. 9

This is not a quiet painting. LV No. 9 arrives fully formed — fluorescent pink cutting through the composition like a signal flare, expressive linear marks building tension and release across the surface, and at the center of it all, a single word: LOVE. It rewards both the first glance and the long look. Up close, the layered mixed media surface reveals itself slowly — mark over mark, color over color — a record of the energy that made it.

"I created LV No. 9 to capture the raw energy through line. The word LOVE anchors the composition, while the layered color adds complexity." — Shilo Ratner

Why This Piece Feels Like Sailing

Abstract art doesn't always announce its associations — sometimes they arrive quietly, the way a memory does. The bold diagonal energy of LV No. 9, the sweep of its linear forms, the way the fluorescent pink cuts through the composition like a spinnaker catching wind — it evokes movement, freedom, and the particular joy of being carried forward by something larger than yourself. It's not a painting of the sea. But it holds the feeling of it.

That's the power of great abstract wall art: it meets you where you are.

The Fluorescent Pink Geometric Form

Color is never accidental in Shilo Ratner's work. The choice of fluorescent pink here is deliberate — electric against the more restrained tones surrounding it, it creates a focal point that draws the eye immediately and holds it. This is color theory in practice: the way a single hue, placed with intention, can reorganize an entire composition. For a deeper look at how color perception shapes the work, read how Josef Albers shaped the way I see color. For collectors drawn to bold contemporary abstract art with geometric structure, LV No. 9 occupies a rare space — expressive yet disciplined, vibrant yet layered.

Artwork Details

  • Title: LV No. 9
  • Medium: Mixed media on archival paper
  • Size: 44 x 28 inches
  • Style: Abstract, linear composition, geometric
  • Condition: Original, framed, ready to hang
  • Price: $2,300
  • Availability: One of a kind — only one available

Perfect For

LV No. 9 is ideal for collectors of large abstract art on paper, anyone seeking a statement piece for a living room, home office, or contemporary interior, and design-forward spaces across New York, Connecticut, and New England that call for original art with presence and meaning.

How to Display LV No. 9

At 44 x 28 inches, this is a commanding horizontal work. It reads beautifully above a sofa, console, or bed — anywhere a wide wall calls for a strong anchor. The fluorescent pink will warm neutral interiors and energize contemporary spaces. Hang it where light can reach it; the layered mixed media surface rewards close looking.

For tips on placement and scale, read our Complete Guide to Choosing Abstract Art for a Living Room.

Own This Work

LV No. 9 is a one-of-a-kind original — once it's gone, it's gone. If you're interested in a custom commission with similar energy and scale, learn more about commissioning an original painting.

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