Concrete abstract art by Susannah Hightower explores the poetic intersection of architecture and emotion. Each piece channels the tactile serenity of poured concrete—its imperfections, tonal shifts, and meditative stillness.

Hightower’s use of plaster, sand, and neutral pigments mirrors the physicality of brutalist design, where strength and silence coexist. These paintings are not cold but contemplative, inviting stillness within contemporary interiors.

Drawing inspiration from modern architecture and wabi-sabi philosophy, Hightower’s concrete works embody beauty through restraint and authenticity. The result is a collection of minimalist abstractions that feel both industrial and deeply human—art that becomes part of the architecture itself.