Dots Gone Wild

Dots Gone Wild (2017) by Esther Ritz, original 36x36 square contemporary abstract acrylic painting on canvas featuring dynamic pointillist dot patterns and kinetic color fields

Original Contemporary Abstract Painting by Esther Ritz

Artwork Overview

Title: Dots Gone Wild

Artist: Esther Ritz

Year: 2017

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Dimensions: 36" H × 36" W (Square)

Style: Contemporary Pointillism / Kinetic Abstraction / Process Painting

Structure: Wired and ready to hang; custom floater framing available upon request

Origin: Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas

Availability: Available for private collection acquisition, corporate installation, or gallery exhibition

About the Work

Dots Gone Wild captures the joyful, unbridled velocity of Esther Ritz’s signature motif pushed to its dynamic limit. Where earlier explorations of the dot emphasized quiet, meditative stillness, this vibrant 36 × 36 inch canvas unleashes the pointillist mark into a state of pure kinetic celebration.

Created through the intuitive ethos of Process Painting - working in real time to the tempo of music in her studio without preparatory grids or sketches - Ritz lets waves of contrasting color surge across the picture plane. Dense constellations of dots break free from linear constraints, swirling, cascading, and colliding with electric visual energy.

The balanced square format provides an architectural anchor for this spirited motion, delivering an exhilarating statement piece suited for contemporary residential spaces, creative corporate environments, and fine art collections.

Private Collections, Commissions & Inquiries

Viewing: Studio appointments in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex are available for collectors, curators, and interior designers.

Acquisition & Shipping: Shipped directly from the artist’s studio with archival crating and full transit insurance. Domestic freight and international delivery estimates available upon request.

Studio Appointments: Contact eritzart@gmail.com to explore available original paintings in the studio or discuss gallery exhibitions and corporate placements.

Artist History: View Esther Ritz's Full Exhibition CV & Credentials

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