Geometric Element
A stepped chain of interlocking squares, sometimes in gold, that carries structure, form and action across the canvas.
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Geometric Impressionism
A style built on two spaces: the impression and the structure.
The manifesto
The Architecture of Emotion
Geometric Impressionism combines the sensuality of Impressionism with the structure of geometric abstraction.
The painting contains two spaces: the geometric element and the landscape (object).
The geometric element contains a necessary, strict structure, uniting the primary geometric forms.
The combination of two spaces – the action expressed in the geometric element and the object (landscape or portrait) containing the impression – creates a new perception. We use the geometric element to transform the emotion of Impressionism into action, movement, and activity. We connect two spaces that exist separately in life – experiences, emotions, impressions, and action, purposeful activity.
Reality and actuality are given the opportunity to coexist. Thinking and understanding are united in action. The background, object, and geometric element enter into a dialogue with one another. Thus, the objects in the painting acquire symbolic content, referring us to the world of abstractionist ideas.
The vocabulary
Artistic Language
Supraspace
The abstract geometric element above and beyond the depicted objects, allowing separate elements of the painting to communicate through structure. Supraspace includes the Geometric Element and Colour (the coloured background or backgrounds in the painting are Supraspace itself).
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