Mid-Century Geometric Abstraction

Mid-Century Geometric AbstractionThis is a non representational abstract painting dominated by interlocking and overlapping circular and semi circular geometric shapes. The composition is organized into a grid of four main squares, each containing various segments of circles that create a harmonious, flowing pattern. The color palette is soft, muted, and sophisticated, featuring shades of teal, dusty pink, pale blue, white, mustard yellow, and rusty orange. The surface exhibits a

Radha (right): Has a fair

viewed from directly above

Scene and Setting:

Deep purple or royal blue walls create a bold and striking contrast with the print

almost mythical atmosphere where animals and nature coexist in serene balance

giving the artwork a precious

For those looking for a more dramatic look

slightly stylized

The lighting is theatrical

highly textural portrait of Radha and Krishna created in a geometric fragmentation or mosaic style

or as a centerpiece in a living room or bedroom

and deep blacks