Unlike most abstract art, this doesn’t wait for approval. Hundreds of thick paint dabs in cream, burnt orange, dark green and soft pink crowd the frame, so the wall stops being background and starts doing the work. Hang it where the light moves across the day beside a window, above a sideboard, or on a hallway wall you walk past every morning. It pulls out warm browns, rust and deep green in a room, so it sits happily with leather, wool, dark wood and stoneware. Keep the surrounding wall clear and the nearby surfaces simple; don’t crowd it with patterned wallpaper or a busy set of smaller pictures. As a canvas the raised brushwork reads as real paint from across the room.