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96 Tears - Geometric Canvas Prints & Art Prints

96 TEARS

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96 Tears - Abstract Geometric Art from Bare Wall Art

96 Tears takes its title from the raw, heartbroken garage-rock classic by the Mysterians — a nod to the song’s dramatic plea and wonderfully over-the-top melancholy. Here, however, the tears have been transformed into something more structured: an intricate geometric rhythm of interlocking snowflake-like forms, repeating with almost hypnotic precision.
Unlike most of my colourful compositions this has been created in a monochrome palette of charcoal grey, soft silver and off-white which gives the piece a cool elegance, while the dense geometric pattern creates a mood that is both contemplative and quietly intense. It would make a striking statement on a bare wall, whether it was a framed print or canvas, bringing graphic energy to a minimalist space, or suit a hallway or office where its rhythmic repetition can be appreciated up close. A little heartache, perfectly patterned.

About Barewallart's Geometric Art

Geometric Art Prints

This portfolio showcases a selection of visually striking geometric art from an establised English artist who excels in creating geometric configurations, transforming polygon and curvilinear forms into stunning, contemporary hard-edged abstract art. The nature of this high resolution art, at whatever size it's displayed, means it can be scaled infinitely without loss of quality. His art investigates geometry and colour combinations, often with deliberate spatial contradictions. There’s an emphasis on the simple structure of shapes and lines along with the fullness and flatness of colour and surface. The choice of colours is of importance, and much effort is dedicated to finding the perfect partnership for each work. These colour combinations are at times deliberately curious and unconventional, avoiding the obvious colour theory pairings. The art is partly experimental in its approach and is born out of imagination and music, which is also important to his work and is reflected by the titles which are inspired by the music and artists he listens to and enjoys.