Appropriate Abstract Art for Hospitals- Your Vote

Composition IV by Wassily Kandinsky,1911, Oil on canvas, 62 7/8 x 98 5/8 in; Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfallen, Dusseldorf

The use of Abstract Art in Hospitals is controversial.

However, in a poll on this blog a couple weeks ago there was clear support for abstract art.
When answering the question:
"Is abstract art ever appropriate for patient care areas in a HealthCare setting?"
75.9% said Yes

The follow up question is:
Which Abstract Art is appropriate?
Please help by emailing me pictures of the art that you think works.

With the pictures please include the title of the piece and the artist. Other information (date, media, owner, size, etc.) would be welcome but is not required.

Please send me JPG images attached to email.
You can send them to me at henry@henrydomke.com

To see the pictures that people send me, click "continue reading" below:

Ocean Park 116, 1979 by Richard Diebenkorn

Rainbow-Abalone_0416 by Henry Domke, digital print (suggested by Steve Knight)

"Fog (rose)" by Daniel Sroka photograph, pigment print

"Jamaica" by Beatriz Milhares. Silkscreen and woodcut print 70 X 70 inches. Courtesy of  Durham Press and James Cohan Gallery

"Untitled" Digital Print by Tony Schanuel, www.schanuelart.com

"Glow V" by Randy Hibberd, Acrylic on Paper, 30-inches by 30-inches

"Evanescent Wave" by Suzan Woodruff, acrylic on panel, 60" x 46".

"Landscape 13" by Cassandra Tondro acrylic on canvas, 22 x 30 inches