by Peter Olexa (Behance.net)
No, we aren’t referring to Greek art during the Dark Ages or abstract works from the early 20th century. Once again, geometry has taken on a new life in the form of art. Also referred to as ‘art nouveau’, contemporary geometric art has exploded onto the scene and is taking the creative world by storm. Whether it appears in the form of mixed media, architecture, or some good old graphic design, artists are dishing it out and consumers are eating it up.
The Great Gatsby, Like Minded Studio (Behance.net)
Drawn in by the symmetry of things, it’s easy to understand why geometric art is so appealing to art lovers today. Whether it be an ode to the dramatic Art Deco era (think the Great Gatsby) or a play on modern minimalism, there is a place for anyone trying to get in on the geometric art boom.
Poursuite, Susanne Kathlen Mader (Geoform.net)
Simply put, geometric art is the personification of the left and right brain working in unison. A collaboration of all things mathematical and scientific infused with the brightness of color and the spirit of imagination, geometric art is a marriage that has resulted in a myriad of extraordinary works just ripe for the picking.
Black & White Rectangles by Stacy Rajab on Zatista.com
It might be easy to dismiss the intricacies of geometric art to nothing more than simplistic shapes and design, but looking at these pieces, one cannot ignore the sophisticated technique at work.
Grow by Allison Long Hardy on Zatista.com
No. 2.26 by Mark Mazurczyk on Zatista.com
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