The Kirra Jamison 'Still Point' series is a contemporary set of paintings that celebrates a modern revival of abstract expressionism. The Australian artist experiments with geometric shapes, colorful linework and a chaotic layering of various elements that are joined to create her eye-catching masterpieces.
Featured at the Sophie Gannon Gallery, the Kirra Jamison 'Still Point' series is painted on large polyester canvases and smaller backgrounds of primed paper. With paintings entitled "Loop", "Lucky Star", "Serpent" and "Gypsy", Jamison abstracts familiar imagery and creates an ambiguous representation of the passage of time.
The artist also displays bright hues alongside muted pastel tones to create a continuous and balanced color harmony. This combination of tones allows for more dimension and depth in the artist's unique art pieces.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Contemporary Expressionism Art
- Exploring abstract imagery and experimental techniques in contemporary art, creating disruptive opportunities for artistic expression.
- Geometric Shapes in Art
- Using geometric shapes in art to create visually striking and thought-provoking compositions, opening up disruptive avenues for artistic representation.
- Color Harmony in Art
- Exploring the combination of bright hues and muted pastel tones to create balanced color harmonies, offering disruptive possibilities for evocative artistic creations.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art Galleries
- Introducing contemporary expressionism art and the use of geometric shapes and color harmony to attract and engage art enthusiasts, creating disruptive experiences in art gallery spaces.
- Textile Industry
- Incorporating geometric shapes and vibrant color harmonies in textile design, offering disruptive opportunities for creating unique and visually captivating fabric patterns and products.
- Creative Education
- Teaching abstract expressionism techniques, geometric shape exploration, and color harmonies in art schools and workshops, fostering disruptive modes of artistic learning and expression.
