The Art of Abstraction

Perhaps Frameless’ most unique space (and definitely its funkiest), ‘The Art of Abstraction’ is a dark room that utilises tall mesh boards to refract projections of abstract art across multiple layers. Compared to the other rooms, the art in ‘The Art of Abstraction’ is most divorced from the original pieces – and, where abstract art can often be baffling, it’s extremely enjoyable.

It’s tricky to know whether you’re viewing the art correctly here, perched on one of the perimeter benches as shapes fly across the rooms and between the layers. But the art –  including pieces such as ‘Yellow, Red, Blue’ by Wassily Kandinsky and ‘Composition in Red, Yellow, Blue and Black’ by Piet Mondrian – is surprisingly recognisable and fun to watch fly across the room.