- still figuring it out.
- less is more.
- go with the flow.
- challenges are gifts.
- trust your intuition.
- perfect the way you are.
The Cement Series
New work, 2026. Acrylic and cement on canvas. Available pieces are priced; message for the others.
The Gallery
Six years of work, grouped by series.
The Gallery
Original artwork by series, newest first.
Archive
Studio
Works in progress, the garage studio, hikes, and the places the paintings come from.
About
Moishe Kellman paints large abstract canvases in a home studio that is mostly garage floor. He works in acrylic and oil, then reaches for whatever the day offers: cement, staples, string, wood chips, bark peeled from a backyard tree, and leaves pressed straight onto the canvas.
Much of the work starts outside. Hikes, pine cones on neighborhood walks, cherry blossoms and fresh-cut lawns all turn into series. Other pieces carry grief and faith: a funeral in his community, a family member lost too young, the splitting of the sea, the light of the menorah.
He has shown at the Clio Art Fair in Manhattan and in a show in Brooklyn. His paintings hang in homes, offices and the houses of friends and family who received them as gifts.
- Mediums
- Acrylic, oil, oil pastel, cement, mixed media
- Scale
- 5 × 7 in framed pieces to 4 × 6 ft canvases
- Shown
- Clio Art Fair, New York · Brooklyn
- Series
- Cement, Garage Floor, Leaf Prints, Greenery, Landscapes
Inquire
To buy a piece, ask about pricing, or talk about a commission, send a message on Instagram.