Two boat-inspired geometric art prints by Shilo Ratner, designed to bring color, balance, and movement to modern interiors. Arrives ready to hang as a matched pair.
Structure. Intention. Original Art.
Original Geometric Abstract Paintings
Each piece by Shilo Ratner is a singular exploration of form and color, original mountain paintings, collages on paper and abstract paintings — from her New Haven, CT studio.
Exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art | Selected by a Guggenheim curator
Full Moon Over Mountain
Original, 30in x 30in, Acrylic on canvas
Sunshine Days
Original, 20in x 20in, Acrylic on canvas
Up North
Original, 40in x 40in, Acrylic on canvas
From the Studio
Shilo Ratner — Studio Updates & New Original Work
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Collected by Designers & Private Clients
The packaging was well done. The artwork arrived in perfect condition. Thank you Shilo.
Desert Rising become the focal point of my office. The craftsmanship is evident and it sparks conversation with every client who visits. I love the interpretation of the mountains.
We just build our home in the mountains. We wanted something unique and this artwork delivered.
A Boat Named Freedom looks even better in person. It feels like a much more expensive piece than what I paid. Absolutely thrilled with my purchase. Thank you!
This is the first piece we bought for a new home. The clean lines and colors work seamlessly with our existing decor. Couldn't be happier.
Golden transformed our bedroom. It looks outstanding and it arrived exactly as pictured. Five stars all around.
Meet Shilo Ratner
Shilo Ratner — New Haven Contemporary Abstract Artist
Working from my studio, I've built a practice around one idea — that geometric form and natural rhythm can coexist in a single mark. My geometric abstract paintings and works on paper are defined by clean lines, rhythm, and a connection to the natural world — created to bring structure, intention, and presence to modern interiors and private collections.
Each piece begins as a form of visual meditation. From large-scale paintings to intimate works on paper, my work invites a slower, more intentional way of seeing — and a deeper awareness of form and space.
