About Abstractonwood
Bringing imagination to life-abstract art on wood. Gary L. Fuller is a multifaceted artist whose passions span abstract painting, culinary arts, teaching, and writing. As an abstract painter, Gary specializes in creating vivid, dynamic works using acrylic paint on canvas and board. His artistic style is marked by bold contrasts of color and original design, inviting viewers into a world where imagination and emotion converge. In addition to his work in the visual arts, Gary is an accomplished chef and a dedicated teacher, sharing his love for creativity and craftsmanship both in the kitchen and the classroom. His role as an author further reflects his commitment to inspiring others, offering insights drawn from his diverse experiences across disciplines. Through all his endeavors, Gary L. Fuller celebrates originality, passion, and the transformative power of art.
Reviews
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Exactly as expected - a very nice and fun piece of Art 🖼️
- Danine Johnson
Jun 7, 2025
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We ordered two pieces and the artist made some slight changes to tie the two pieces together. We placed them perpendicular to each other around a door.
- Kathy Bryant
Jul 19, 2025
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It is perfect! It looks great in to be intended space
- Nancy
Aug 8, 2025
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About the Artist
Chef Gary Fuller spent decades creating gourmet food—dishes designed to engage the senses, evoke memory, and create emotion in a single moment. Flavor, texture, balance, and restraint were not just techniques; they were a language.
Abstractonwood is the continuation of that language.
Where a dish exists briefly, art endures. The same instincts that shaped Fuller's culinary work now guide his visual practice: contrast, rhythm, tension, and harmony. Each piece is composed with intention—layered materials, controlled movement, and deliberate color—inviting the viewer to feel before they analyze.
Food creates an experience that fades. Art holds the emotion and lets it live on.
Every Abstractonwood piece is handcrafted, one at a time, as a finished expression—not mass-produced, not repeated. Designed for modern spaces, the work reflects a belief that art, like the best food, should be honest, tactile, and deeply human.