Ribbons #5

This artwork is a contemporary multi-aperture piece featuring four distinct abstract panels, presented in a clean, modern frame. It utilizes a vibrant, layered aesthetic that plays with transparency and color theory.

Composition and Style

The artwork consists of four vertical rectangular segments arranged in a 2 \times 2 grid. Each panel appears to be a unique abstract study, though they share a cohesive visual language.

Technique: The style mimics glazing or screen-printing overlays, where translucent layers of color are stacked to create new hues and depth.

Forms: The imagery is dominated by fluid, organic shapes—sweeping curves, broad brushstrokes, and overlapping "veils" of color. There is a sense of rhythmic movement, as if the shapes are drifting across the frames.

Color Palette

The artist uses a broad and energetic spectrum:

Primary Accents: Bold splashes of warm yellow, crimson red, and magenta.

Cool Undertones: Deep teals, sky blues, and forest greens provide a grounding contrast.

Secondary Hues: Because the layers are translucent, you can see a variety of secondary colors like orange, lime green, and violet where the shapes intersect.

Presentation

Mounting: The four pieces are set within a large brilliant white mat (mount), which provides significant negative space. This "breathing room" emphasizes the colors of the art and gives it a gallery-style feel.

Framing: The piece is housed in a slim black frame, which is currently protected by plastic wrap and white cardboard corner protectors, suggesting it is brand new or recently packaged for transport.

Setting: The frame is pictured against a rustic red brick wall, creating a sharp contrast between the industrial, textured background and the smooth, colorful abstraction of the art itself.

Overall, the piece feels light, airy, and rhythmic—a sophisticated take on mid-century modern abstract influences.

This piece measures 

50cm x 40cm 

Can be hung vertically or horizontally 

100% original artwork, stamped by the artist.

£155 plus P&P