Hard Edge Painting
Hard Edge Painting is a style of abstract art characterized by sharp, distinct edges between geometric forms. This technique is achieved through precise application of flat, solid colors without any visible brushstrokes or blending. The emphasis in Hard Edge Painting is on clean lines, bold colors, and precise shapes, creating a sense of clarity and order in the composition. This style emerged in the 1960s as a reaction against the expressive, gestural forms of Abstract Expressionism, and has since become a prominent movement in modern art.