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Form and Structure No. 12 — Geometric Abstract Art Print
Form and Structure No. 12 — Geometric Abstract Art Print
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Built from coral, magenta, olive, teal, and pale lavender tones, this composition feels like an abstract city reduced to its essential volumes. The central leaning structure creates a sense of motion and instability, while the surrounding forms anchor the piece with balance and calm. The mint green background and textured surfaces give the work an atmospheric quality, while the sharp shadows create depth and tension. Leaning Structure is both architectural and theatrical — a study in imbalance, perspective, and the energy of forms in relation to one another. Part of the Form and Structure series — an ongoing exploration of volume, shadow and color relationships through the language of geometric abstraction.
Print Specifications
Printed on Cold Press Textured Matte Fine Art Paper — 340gsm, 100% cotton rag, acid-free and archival grade. The lightly textured surface replicates the depth and tactility of traditional watercolor paper, adding material presence to the printed image. Giclée process with pigment-based archival inks ensures exceptional color accuracy, deep blacks, and museum-quality longevity.
Framing
Framed prints are mounted in solid wood frames with optical-grade clear acrylic glazing — ready to hang with wire hardware installed. Available in three finishes: Natural Oak · White · Black Sizes 12×16" · 18×24" · 24×30" · 30×40"
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