ABstreet - standing for abstract with a street vibe. 
The artist works on many layers to obtain a texture and a visual reminiscent of painted and repainted walls. Surfaces where something has been torn off. Michele evokes a testimony of successive traces and signs, where a new history is constantly rewritten. Human beings and time. Abandonment and re-birth. The courage to change. The humility of being in the present moment. Leonardo Da Vinci said: "Art is never finished, only abandoned." But is there really anything ever finished? Isn't everything in movement, evolving, transforming, changing and passing by?

ABstreet 2021

Free abstraction meets the rigor of the square figure. Inspired from part of another painting (strawberry ice dream) where almost 3 squares appear in a row, Michele Lysek wants to explore the unique combination given through the use of mathematic squares and the airy free abstract expression. If we take a further look back into Michele Lysek's work, we see that he already kind of started exploring the squares visuals in "No One is an Island - 2018" And his very first painting, realized in 2017 which is a big painting with 30 colored squares and rectangles.

Matching Not Matching

While working on canvas or wooden support, the artist likes the feel of paper. Paper is soft and raw at the same time. Michele says that the fun part, once he is done with a series of small pieces, ready for a show, is to combine them between each other, exploring the possible combinations on the wall. It is almost as creative to create the pieces, then combining them to fit next to each other. No wonder some collectors already own more pieces from this series, having them combined for their interior.

Works on Paper 2021

Abstreet - this is how Michele enjoys to call his abstract compositions with a street vibe. 

The artist works on several layers in order to obtain a texture and a visual reminiscent of painted and overpainted walls. Like surfaces where something has been torn off.
Michele evokes a testimony of successive traces and signs, where a new history is constantly rewritten. Human beings and time. Abandonment and re-birth. The courage to change. The humility of being in the present moment.
Leonardo Da Vinci said: "Art is never finished, only abandoned." But is there really anything ever finished? Isn't everything in movement, evolving, transforming, changing and passing by?

Abstreet 2020

I like the feel of working on paper. It is soft and raw at the same time. The fun part, once I'm done with the pieces, is to combine them between each other on the wall.

Leonardo Da Vinci said "Art is never finished, only abandoned." But, is there anything really finished? I think everything is constantly moving, evolving and transforming. 
We are just part of it, witnessing through our journeys.

Thank you for stopping by!


Works On Paper 2020

Characterized by the combination of red and blue (+ black and white), this series created by the artist in 2019 strikes with its visual impact and quickly becomes a successful series. It all started with a detail on a previous work by the artist. The detail becomes an entire painting. The painting becomes a series.

Michele says he never really saw an interest in working with diptych, triptych or "moretychs". 
A sentence or a word cut in two or more parts settles in the work and becomes its heart. This quotes or words are carefully chosen by the artist and accompany him on his artistic and personal journey. They show a direction. Give hope. Bring light. They act as leitmotif.

Leitmotiv / Leitmotif 2019 - 2020

Here you can find a selection of my multi paneled artworks. You will have the choice between pieces on canvas, paper or wood. Please feel free to ask questions or request more pictures.

Multi Panel Wall Art

In this series, the artist integrates Neon LED's in his artworks. Michele Lysek started to work with LED lights in 2018. 

In his recent works he integrates the LED lights not only for lettering but also as an abstract composition. 

Unless stated otherwise, all LED neon lights are provided with a classic EU plug ready to use. 

Please check the verso picture of each artwork to see the plug. 

Feel free to contact us if you need any information concerning the plug or anything else.

Shine Your Light - Neon LED Series

Inspiration comes from city walls, torn posters, painted over writings or abandoned places where time has thwarted human traces.

Abstreet 2019

I like the feel of working on paper. It is soft and raw at the same time. The fun part, once I'm done with the artworks, is to scombine them together on the wall. 

Works On Paper 2019

This is Michele Lysek's The Blue Series a.k.a Sky is the Unlimit.
In this series, the artist explores the depth of blue in the interplay of expressive neon colors. 

Shapes and colors, textures and objects communicate with each other. 

The artist sets a starting point for the imagination of the viewer. 