Wabi-sabi wall art by Susannah Hightower honors the quiet beauty of impermanence. Her abstract paintings embrace raw textures, muted tones, and the marks of process—allowing the materials to reveal their natural story.

Guided by the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, Hightower’s work finds poetry in what’s worn, cracked, or incomplete. Each surface becomes a meditation on passage, change, and the grace of simplicity.

Her pieces harmonize effortlessly with minimalist and organic interiors, offering warmth and grounding presence through their subtle tactility. These works invite stillness—a reminder that beauty often resides in what time refines, not perfects.