MST #2

MST #2Geometric abstract art in blue and gold. The original tile work is on the outside of a building on Monroe Street in Madison, Wisconsin. There are three similar sections, weathered and worn, and each is about 3 feet by 5 feet. Curiously, each of the sections of predominantly blue tiles has just a few randomly placed yellow square tiles. This couldn't properly be called cubist art, but maybe cubical? It reminds me of my griddy compositions, and one in

Fine art nude composition with blue background and warm skin tones

I sought a compositional balance

noteworthy

I think this dates from the 1940's

This is a very warm monochromatic print with a soft glow and strong grain texture that recalls printing techniques like lithograph

with a distinctly minimalist and modern sensibility

the blocks of dark

Ideal for collectors seeking modern

I often grab the camera and go out exploring

We walked along shoreline of Lake Mendota and shot a few nice portraits

I loved the energetic

Natural window light