Geometric Abstraction
Geometric Abstraction refers to a style of abstract art that uses geometric shapes and forms as the primary subject matter. This art form emphasizes simplicity, precision, and clarity in its compositions, often employing basic shapes such as squares, circles, triangles, and rectangles. Geometric Abstraction seeks to create visual harmony through the arrangement of these shapes, exploring concepts of symmetry, balance, and spatial relationships. This artistic approach typically avoids representational or figurative elements, instead focusing on the pure visual language of form, color, and line.
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- [Constructivists.com] constructivists and geometric abstraction in the broadest sense - concrete art and artists present their work
- [Constructivists.org] constructivists - sculptors and geometric abstraction in the broadest sense - concrete art and artists present their work