Concentric Circle Socks
Description: A black background features white line drawings of two concentric circles. A radius line labeled 'r' connects the center of the larger circle to the circumference of a smaller, detached circle. The left half of the larger inner circle is filled with a grey textured pattern. Below the graphic, white capital letters read "THAT'S NO MATH PROBLEM".
Concentric Circles with Radius r "THAT'S NO MATH PROBLEM" Socks
by FARMERSTYLESS
$14 $20
Description: A circular emblem composed of concentric rings on a black background. The innermost element is a solid red circle. Surrounding the red circle is a black ring, followed by a white ring, and finally an outer blue ring. The overall composition resembles a target.
Red Circle Target Blue Outer Ring White Inner Ring Socks
by STUDIO DESIGN PESSO
$14 $20
Description: A sleek and captivating black and white abstract design featuring endless concentric circles. Drawn with textured line art, this minimalist geometric piece embodies infinity, harmony, and modern elegance. Perfect for lovers of clean, aesthetic, and contemporary monochrome decor.
Endless Circles Black and White Abstract Line Art Socks
by LittleHappiness
$14 $20
Description: A circular arrangement of numbers forming concentric circles around a central white Pi symbol. The numbers are in a retro, distressed style and display various digits of Pi. The background is black, and the numbers feature a rainbow color palette with hints of orange, yellow, green, blue, and red.
Description: From the series “The color of memory”, oil on paper, original size 35 x 35 cm, 2016. ORIGINAL SOLD. These works come from some thoughts about classical sculpture. We know that the sculptures were originally colorful, and that the Egyptian, Greek, and Roman cultures, but also the pre-Columbian cultures, favored, to decorate them, very bright colors. But the passage of time has given us these sculptures predominantly white, so, from the Renaissance until today, the sculptural representation of man is almost always monochrome. And it is interesting to think that if by some historical accident, the same thing had happened with painting, today we would paint with one color, and we would find it quite natural, just as the monochrome sc...
