Wesley Altena - Geometric Intimacy

An striking and vibrant contemporary acrylic painting on canvas, as shown in image.png, which beautifully bridges the gap between modern pop culture and geometric abstraction. The artwork presents a bold, intimate depiction of the female form from a rearview perspective, reinterpreted through a captivating stained-glass or low-poly mosaic technique.

​Every curve and shadow is meticulously broken down into sharp, multi-faceted geometric planes. The artist uses a sophisticated color palette that masterfully balances warm, flesh-toned pastels (pinks, soft oranges, and creams) on the left with deep, cool tones (purples, blues, and rich indigos) on the right to create depth, light, and shadow. Thick, confident black lines outline the figure's wear, anchoring the composition against a solid black background that makes the central subject vividly pop.

​This piece is an excellent addition for collectors of modern figurative art, contemporary pop art, and geometric abstraction looking to add a provocative yet elegant focal point to their collection.

Completed in: 2026
Includes signed Certificate of Authenticity
Signed by artist
Medium: Acrylic paint
Surface: Canvas


Revamp your art collection with Popculture Altered Art - a unique and innovative art style that adds a touch of popular culture to forgotten paintings! Wesley Altena from the Netherlands finds old, unwanted paintings in thrift shops and transforms them into something new and exciting. With a keen eye for detail and a love for all things iconic, he spices up the old paintings with recognizable elements from movies, music, and games.

Reviving cherished memories by adding a touch of pop-culture magic in old paintings.



Not only does Wesley shows his passion for making art, but also his keen insights into how the classic icons of each age can bring us back into a moment that is dear to each of us. By carefully adhering to the distinct style and color scheme of every painting, his additions appear seamless and blend effortlessly with the original composition, often requiring a closer look to spot. This enhances the overall experience and allows us to stumble upon a beloved icon in an unexpected setting, turning each work into a captivating enigma, an engaging puzzle, or a riveting story.





Wesley's art has been featured in various newspapers and there are exhibitions at some very unique locations, including the Kruisherenklooster in Maastricht and the Amstelkerk in the center of Amsterdam. Visit wesleyaltena.com or check out his latest works on Instagram at wesley.altena.