Abstract Pixel Art is a series of digital artworks, by the artist Felipe De Vicente, which aims to break with the stereotyped patterns of traditional pixel art, predominantly figurative. Through abstraction, it is intended an aesthetic that provides creations of possibilities and unusual, stimulating, provocative and captivating chromatic combinations.

The chromatic combinations are the central point of the series that "plays" with all the colors of the color wheel and the theory of colors, approaching similar colors of varied tones or complementary, analogous, triadic, warm colors and cold colors, creating hues and saturations almost always thought-provoking and fascinating.

As the color is the central point of the artist's poetics, the pixelated becomes an adjunct to this process, which enables the interactions and chromatic creations of the various works, providing different and diverse artistic results.

Abstraction, as a form of pictorial language and symbolic expression, encompasses the poetic and constructive totality of the creative process of the works, focusing on the materiality that pulsates with the colors, delimited by all the frames and squares of the pixelated grid.

The digital asserts itself as a timeless demarcation of hybrid and broad meanings, transporting the viewer beyond the space-time of light color and color pigment.