Artist Aakash Nihalani uses brightly colored tape to create isometric rectangles and squares in art galleries and locations around New York. He has recently started a series where he interacts with these geometric shapes to great effect. Nihalani tries to create a new space within the existing space of our everyday world for people to enter freely, and unexpectedly ‘disconnect’ from their reality. Below a selection from his indoor works:
Liam Stevens is an image maker and designer based in London. He favours simple materials enabling him to craft his work through expressive lines or graphic shapes and is particularly fond of his Pentel 0.7mm mechanical pencil, coloured paper stash and scalpel. Below a selection of our favourite minimalist collage art from Liam, pure elegance and beauty:
Liam Stevens’ Website
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Liam Stevens on Tumblr
Andy Gilmore, based in Rochester New York, describes himself as a draftsman, designer and musician. His works have been featured in countless publications, shows and exhibits around the world. He explores physical properties and proportions of sound and light in his work. He performs through the synchronization of form and colour, in order to create these geometric works of art. Being a musician, Andy’s inspired by the physics of sound and acoustic.
Álvaro Peñalta’s “Point” project is an handmade geometric compositions inspired by: the Op-art, geometry and colors of the Bauhaus movement, the Triadic ballet and design of the Olympic visual universe.
