geometric jewelry

Color explodes in a joyous liberation, suggesting a crystalline prism that captures the enchantment of light. Working in luminous oils, Jorge Romero centers dappled fields of pigment with dazzling horizontal and diagonal brushstrokes.

Titled "Fiesta geométrica del color" in Spanish.

This striking and intricate painting of mother and child is presented by Indian artisan Vidushini. The artisan honors the tradition of Madhubani painting, a style originating in the Bihar region of India and in Nepal. A style dominated by women, Madhubani features elaborate geometric patterns and depicts themes relating to birth, marriage, and religious festivals. The woman and child painted here are adorned with ornate jewelry and traditional clothing. The use of simple red, black, and white colors suggest the fundamental bond between a mother and her child, while the bold and calm expression on the faces of both figures invites the viewer to join in an otherwise intimate family moment.

Geometric forms vaguely recognizable as letters of the alphabet come together in this original painting from Joel Mangundirjo. The Javanese artist works in acrylic and textural medium on canvas to create the work. Of the title, the artist says, "The world is connected by the alphabet".

Working in vivid hues, Somenath Maity explores light and geometry on multiple planes. This busy canvas beautifully conveys the city's throbbing heartbeat in an ever-changing study of shape and color. Sadhana Jaipuria presents the artwork as an archival giclée print on canvas as a part of her gallery's collection.

Born in West Bengal in 1960, Somenath Maity studied at the College of Visual Art and completed a diploma course in Fine Art from the Indian College of Art in Kolkata. The award-winning artist has exhibited his work in Indian cities as well as in Germany, Sweden and the UK.