Self Portrait

Paul Feeley's 1930 Self Portrait reflects his early exploration of modernist styles, emphasizing color, form, and abstraction. As an artist associated with Abstract Expressionism, Feeley's work often conveys a sense of personal reflection through non-representational techniques. This piece exemplifies his interest in expressive brushwork and geometric composition, rooted in the Realism tradition while pushing toward abstraction. The title underscores the work’s introspective nature, inviting viewers to consider the artist’s inner identity expressed through inventive techniques and a bold visual language.