Concrete Geometry Pillows
Description: A modern geometric composition of layered overlapping square frames filled with a cold, raw cement texture. Ideal for architectural prints, brutalist apparel, tech sleeves, and urban minimalist decor.
Brutalist Concrete Overlapping Square Frames Graphic Pillow
by peso
$23 $28
Description: A stark monochrome abstraction highlighting layered paint levels, hard vertical lines, and a coarse textured rectangle. The contrast of shades creates a refined, constructivist study in pure form and texture. This series explores accidental urban suprematism, where raw street surfaces, plaster patches, and paint layers form pure geometric abstractions. Stripping away architectural context, these fine art photographs focus on color blocking, stark angles, and minimal compositions created spontaneously by the passage of time.
Description: Focuses on a crude, expressive skull-like street doodle painted on a central pipe, dividing bold yellow and blue color blocks. High-contrast street vernacular with a playful, raw edge. Part of an ongoing visual archive documenting urban entropy and the quiet beauty of decay. Rooted in the Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi, this photograph captures the intersection of bold color fields, structural lines, and the inevitable scars left by weather and time. Peeling paint, raw concrete, and spontaneous street markings transform everyday architectural fragments into striking minimalist abstractions. Printed on archival fine art paper.
Description: A rich color-field composition featuring a muted orange square and a light blue block over a textured indigo wall. The painterly quality of spontaneously covered graffiti evokes the spirit of abstract expressionism. This series explores accidental urban suprematism, where raw street surfaces, plaster patches, and paint layers form pure geometric abstractions. Stripping away architectural context, these fine art photographs focus on color blocking, stark angles, and minimal compositions created spontaneously by the passage of time.
Description: A unique composition contrasting a soft mint-green wall with a diagonal diamond-patterned plaster grid and a single red paint spot. The accidental arrangement subtly evokes a minimalist Japanese landscape, where the textured grid resembles rolling hills under a muted sky, anchored by a crimson focal point. This series explores accidental urban suprematism, where raw street surfaces, plaster patches, and paint layers form pure geometric abstractions. Stripping away architectural context, these fine art photographs focus on color blocking, stark angles, and minimal compositions created spontaneously by the passage of time.
Urban Suprematism: Minimal Geometry No. 3, Japanese landscape Pillow
by Ampersand Gallery
$23 $28
Description: A razor-sharp geometric study playing with light, deep shadows, and crisp architectural angles. The intersection of smooth tiles, dark blue void, and light pavement forms a bold, minimal abstraction. This series explores accidental urban suprematism, where raw street surfaces, plaster patches, and paint layers form pure geometric abstractions. Stripping away architectural context, these fine art photographs focus on color blocking, stark angles, and minimal compositions created spontaneously by the passage of time.
Description: A textured beige surface intercepted by a clean, horizontal white paint block and a vertical plaster seam. The graphic interaction of lines and rough stucco creates a quiet, architectural composition. This series explores accidental urban suprematism, where raw street surfaces, plaster patches, and paint layers form pure geometric abstractions. Stripping away architectural context, these fine art photographs focus on color blocking, stark angles, and minimal compositions created spontaneously by the passage of time.
Description: A high-contrast arrangement of a textured white wall angle cut against deep blue sky and a dark vertical border. The dramatic division of space relies on pure line and scale to construct a modern geometric landscape. This series explores accidental urban suprematism, where raw street surfaces, plaster patches, and paint layers form pure geometric abstractions. Stripping away architectural context, these fine art photographs focus on color blocking, stark angles, and minimal compositions created spontaneously by the passage of time.
