The Shape of Things to Come

Prizes awarded at Second Friday Reception, January 13th, 6:30.

Geometric art is the artwork of a non-representative nature

that uses straight and curved lines and color to form shapes,

patterns, and designs with more complex mathematical features and relationships.

Because geometric art lacks verbal messages,

it must be determined by the viewer based on his own subjectivity.

It is designed and created with lines, circles, squares, and rectangles

perfect or not, mostly in primary colors.

Geometric art design comes in various types, sizes, and shapes.

Geometric art had a cult following in the early Greek period of 900 BC,

as evident by concentric circles and other shapes on their vases and paintings.

See you then!