Brooklyn-based visual artist Greg Bogin stuns with his minimalist and eye-catching 'Fluorescent Dystopias' series. The artist creates a range of simplistic compositions that take on the forms of distorted circles, squares and semi-circular elements.
These organic geometry canvases play with light and shadow and boast fluorescent color combinations. 'While his pieces are carefree, glossy and light at first glance, Greg Bogin's works are bred from a deep analysis of art history and of themes connected to contemporary society'.
The artist experiments with vivid and contrasting hues, gradients and effects that resemble those seen in Op Art. Each of the pieces in his 'Fluorescent Dystopias' series draws the viewer in and is reminiscent of chromatic photo filters that capture the world through sublime eyes.
What's Driving This Trend
- Fluorescent Art
- An emerging trend in the art world that embraces vibrant colors and surreal compositions.
- Organic Geometry
- A trend in visual art that explores the use of distorted circles, squares, and semi-circular elements.
- Op Art Inspiration
- Artistic works that draw inspiration from Op Art, utilizing vivid hues, gradients, and effects.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Design
- Artists and designers can incorporate fluorescent colors and organic geometries into their compositions, pushing the boundaries of traditional art forms.
- Fashion and Accessories
- Fashion designers can incorporate fluorescent colors and organic geometries into clothing and accessories, creating bold and eye-catching designs.
- Photography and Visual Effects
- Photographers and visual effects artists can draw inspiration from the chromatic photo filters seen in the 'Fluorescent Dystopias' series, creating surreal and captivating images.
