MORE IS MORE II

More is More is a bold ode to maximalism—born from the layering of textures, the fusion of styles, and the celebration of diversity. It demonstrates how collaboration doesn’t overshadow beauty, but rather elevates it. Vu’s use of color may seem unconventional at first, but once placed on the canvas, it reveals striking contrasts that are always held within a delicate sense of balance.

The influence of Japanese abstract art is evident in his work, yet it often emerges through a spontaneous, instinctive pull. This immediacy strengthens the idea of abstraction as a universal language—one that transcends words and bridges human connection. In this way, Albion Vu becomes a translator of emotional bonds.

Albion Vu is an abstract artist originally from Eastern Europe, currently based in New York. His artistic practice is deeply informed by his background in architecture and design, which he studied in New York. This foundation shapes his distinctive visual language—marked by subtle lines, precise geometry, and carefully layered color fields. Vu’s work reflects a balance between conceptual depth and aesthetic harmony, often conceived as a dialogue between art and thoughtfully designed spaces.

This piece is part of Albion Vu – Universal Language, a solo exhibition on view starting May 29 at Thompson Central Park, New York.