Geometric Garden
Acrylic on gallery-wrapped canvas, signed in the lower right corner. Hanging hardware is included.
As an artist, I am excited to share this new original art, which combines representational subject matter with a strong abstract and geometric style. I wanted to explore the contrast between the organic beauty of a garden and a rigid, architectural framework.
I built the composition using a grid of intersecting lines and colored blocks, drawing inspiration from rectilinear styles like Cubism. I chose a rich palette for these shapes—featuring teal, terracotta, royal blue, and pale lavender—and framed the entire rectangular image with a solid, flat black border to make the colors pop.
The heart of the piece is the textured, three-dimensional subject I placed in the center. I find there is a unique energy in the tension between that soft, organic center and the heavily structured, flat border that surrounds it.
This original acrylic painting is currently available for sale through my Artspan gallery
As an artist, I am excited to share this new original art, which combines representational subject matter with a strong abstract and geometric style. I wanted to explore the contrast between the organic beauty of a garden and a rigid, architectural framework.
I built the composition using a grid of intersecting lines and colored blocks, drawing inspiration from rectilinear styles like Cubism. I chose a rich palette for these shapes—featuring teal, terracotta, royal blue, and pale lavender—and framed the entire rectangular image with a solid, flat black border to make the colors pop.
The heart of the piece is the textured, three-dimensional subject I placed in the center. I find there is a unique energy in the tension between that soft, organic center and the heavily structured, flat border that surrounds it.
This original acrylic painting is currently available for sale through my Artspan gallery