Inspiration , 48"x48", Oil on Canvas, 2023

 This painting represents the non-representational landscape painting of the Arctic Circle.Niam overcame sensory, motor planning, and fear to polar jump in the Arctic Waters at 0 degrees Celcius. Watch the video.   Niam experienced the beauty of the Arctic this summer by experiencing all the beauty of nature. Be inspired by this painting. With this gorgeous painting in your home, feel inspired everyday to be your best self best, to overcome any challenges life may face you and to live to your full potential. 

Please contact nina.jain@able2learn.com if you would like to see the painting in person or via whats app or if you have any questions.

Niam works hard every day to overcome sensory and motor skills to create his paintings. He is a hard worker and wants to earn his own living. He enjoys it when people appreciate and buy his artwork. Thank you for visiting his page.

 Autistic Artist Niam is a remarkable figure of Canadian Abstract Expressionism. Niam is known for his abstract painting style and his use of different tools that do not include the traditional paintbrush. With abstract abandonment, Niam expresses his feelings thoughts and converses with the viewer in bold abstract dabs and strokes that intrigue and inspire. With astounding pictorial intuition, Niam has painted a gorgeous, non-representational landscape of nature.

Niam Jain specializes in Gestural Abstract Art and Abstract Expressionism. At the age of 13 he started being recognized all over North America from collectors for his unique talents. Niam has autism and limited speech. Niam paints in layers. Each layer expresses a thought or emotion with the entire painting telling a story. As Niam paints, the colors explode in his paintings, bursting onto the canvas in bold dabs and brushstrokes, at times with complete abstract abandon. With astounding pictorial intuition, Niam composes works that inspire and intrigue. He invites the viewer into a vibrant world of unrestraint abandon, where the viewer is lost in the emotions of the painting. Although, Niam lacks fluent speech he reminds us a canvas is a medium of ultimate expression.