Guy Hepner Gallery

Vincent ChungAbstract Series For Sale

Explore the Abstract Series by Vincent Chung, a compelling collection that bridges emotional narrative with non-representational form. This body of work demonstrates Chung's distinctive approach to abstraction, where evocative titles—such as Stop Hitting The Brakes, Night Was Young, and She Smokes Menthol Cigarettes—anchor viewers to deeply personal psychological spaces. The series encompasses over sixteen accomplished pieces, including Lavender and Velvet and What Is Feared Is Like A Magnet, each exploring themes of momentum, vulnerability, and desire through bold compositional choices.

Chung's Abstract Series represents a significant moment in contemporary practice, where language and visual form engage in productive tension. Collectors appreciate the series for its emotional depth and technical sophistication, offering both aesthetic impact and conceptual substance. The works maintain strong market presence among serious collectors seeking substantial contemporary art.

Each piece in the series is available for purchase. Contact the gallery to enquire about availability, pricing, and acquisition details.

Vincent Chung Abstract Series

14 works available

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy Vincent Chung Abstract Series prints for sale?

Vincent Chung Abstract Series prints for sale are available at Guy Hepner Gallery, 177 Tenth Avenue, New York. We offer authenticated editions with full provenance documentation sourced from the secondary market and directly from publishers.

Are Vincent Chung Abstract Series works limited editions?

Vincent Chung Abstract Series works — 14 available — are typically produced as limited editions, individually signed and numbered by the artist. Contact Guy Hepner Gallery for edition details on specific works.

How much do Vincent Chung Abstract Series prints cost?

Pricing for Vincent Chung Abstract Series prints varies by edition size, date, and condition. Contact Guy Hepner Gallery for current market pricing and availability.

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