Geometric Abstraction

When Abstraction burst into the art scene of the early twentieth century, the avant-garde artists practicing it quickly divided themselves into two camps: the liberating gestural abstractionists and the rational geometric abstractionists. In its inception, the geometric abstraction found a fertile ground in Russia, where radical artists like Kazimir Malevich started in 1915 a series of black shapes on white backgrounds. However, the practice of translating the natural world into a pictorial language of shapes, has evolved over time. 

New ideas were added to the concept by brilliant artists (Piet Mondrian, Joseph Albers, Ellsworth Kelly, Frank Stella, Larry Bell, George Braque, Paul Klee) and new art movements were born (Suprematism, Constructivism, De Stijl, Op Art, Hard Edge Abstraction, Minimalism, etc.) during a century-long existence. Their influence reached younger generations of contemporary artists who are still showing fascination for the purity of geometry and color. Discover a handpicked selection of contemporary geometric abstract art and explore their visual language, hidden meanings and analogies.

Explore our exquisite collection of geometric abstract art, featuring bold shapes, vibrant colors, and mesmerizing patterns. From minimalist designs to intricate compositions, our artworks showcase the power and beauty of abstraction. Discover the perfect piece for your home or office today.