







“Q Anon (queer anonymous)” redefines the conspiracy theorists to a male couple. The balaclava covered pair of men kissing is a metaphor for those living in the closet, knowing what they want but afraid to be open about it. Hashtag this photo #QAnon to confuse those followers.

“Male Gayz” looks at the male gaze from a queer perspective.






















“Love Story,” 2021, acrylic on canvas, 90″ X 30″ (triptych)




I enjoy doing paintings in series of three. Here are the latest (2021) acrylic on canvas, 24″ X 24″.



Here is a view of “Facing Oneself,” 2020, acrylic on canvas, 30″ X 30″ (triptych) at the Bromfield Gallery, Boston, MA. It is part of a national juried group exhibit from March 5-30, 2021.

UN//TITLED: An Anthology of Queer Contemporary Art (2016 – 2020) I will be a featured artist along with 75 other queer artists being published in April 2021 by Balaclava.Q (John Hopper Publishing)


“Shape Shifters” is a metaphorical representation of the lives of queer individuals, showcasing their resilience and strength in navigating a world that often seeks to limit their identity. Abbati’s paintings are a celebration of the beauty and diversity of the queer community and their ability to shape-shift in order to find their place in the world.
Through his art, Abbati creates his own metaverse of the queer community. The exhibit features a collection of figure studies, each one showcasing a unique aspect of the queer experience.
