HardEdge Painting
Hard-edge painting is a style of abstract art characterized by sharp, precise shapes and distinct lines. This technique often involves the use of bold, solid colors and crisp edges to create a visually striking composition. Artists working in this style typically aim to achieve a sense of clarity and precision in their work, opting for clean, geometric forms over more gestural or expressive brushwork. Hard-edge painting emerged in the 1960s as a reaction against the more fluid and emotional forms of Abstract Expressionism, instead prioritizing a more controlled and structured approach to composition.