Collector Favorites: Minimalist Art That Evokes Stillness & Presence
In a world that rarely slows down, certain artworks rise to meet a deeper need—not just for beauty, but for stillness. Right now, two series from Ethan Blu’s collection are especially resonating with collectors who are seeking more than just something to fill a wall. These pieces offer something rare: space to breathe.
The Symbolism Behind White Circles in Art
At the heart of this moment is the rise of the white Mindfulness Circles—a series that continues to draw attention for its visual purity and spiritual depth. More than just minimal design, these works are rooted in the concept of presence.
The color white, in its raw, untouched state, symbolizes origin. It is the breath before the thought. The space before the form. It doesn’t shout—it invites.
And the circle? It has no edges, no beginning, no end. It’s a symbol of eternity, of wholeness, of the soul’s natural state: undivided and complete. When paired together, the white circle becomes a kind of visual mantra—a meditative space on the wall where the viewer can return to themselves.
These pieces are collected not just for their aesthetic simplicity, but for the way they hold space. In a living room, a gallery wall, or a quiet corner of the home, they serve as daily reminders to soften, to breathe, to be.
A Closer Look at the Godspeed Series
Alongside the Mindful Circles, the Godspeed Series has emerged as another collector favorite. This set of three paintings, most often displayed together, explores motion within stillness. Each form is unique, yet they echo the same quiet rhythm. There’s an elegance to them—minimal, modern, and timeless.
These works bring a soft sophistication to any space. There’s a flow in their form that feels natural and intuitive, yet refined. Whether seen individually or as a set, they create a kind of visual harmony—an atmosphere of grace, openness, and subtle movement.
It’s no surprise this series has become one of the most requested. In a time when many are curating their homes with more intention, these pieces feel like both design elements and energy anchors.
Why Minimalist Art Is Resonating Right Now
Both the Mindful Circles and the Godspeed Series reflect a deeper trend: a desire for artwork that doesn’t just decorate, but resonates. They speak to something timeless. They slow the room down. They invite reflection and calm—not by trying to be loud or provocative, but by simply existing in their essence.
In many ways, these collector favorites are a response to the times. They’re reminders that sometimes, the most powerful thing a piece of art can do is ask nothing—and in that stillness, offer everything.
Come experience them in person
📍 Visit the Ethan Blu Gallery in Solana Beach, or explore these works online.
Let the art meet you where you are—and bring you back to where you began.