Thomas Paul Raggio is an American abstract artist known for his geometric, color-based paintings rooted in formalism, design, and spatial rhythm. His work explores the intersection of color theory, architecture, and mathematical systems through minimalist abstraction.

Raggio’s work is defined by hard edges, linear compositions, and precise color relationships. He creates contemporary abstract paintings using geometric and rhythmic structures, often exploring themes of motion, pattern, and formal balance.

Yes. Select original works from various series—including recent paintings and earlier collections—are available for acquisition. For inquiries about pricing, availability, or private viewings, please use the contact form on this website.

Thomas occasionally accepts commissions based on availability and alignment with his practice. Commissions are carefully considered and discussed individually to ensure conceptual and visual consistency.

Raggio’s work is exhibited nationally and internationally in galleries, art fairs, and institutional spaces. To find current or upcoming exhibitions, visit the CV or follow updates on social media.

Yes. Thomas Paul Raggio also produces limited-edition NFT collections that translate his visual language into digital form. These works are available through curated blockchain platforms. Visit the NFT page for details.

Licensing is considered on a case-by-case basis for editorial, academic, or curatorial use. Please contact the studio directly with your request and intended usage.

Thomas Paul Raggio lives and works in the United States. He maintains a studio practice alongside teaching at Rutgers University, where he serves as Lead Professor of Art Appreciation.