What is this texture or fine artwork called/named? The poor graphic is a screenshot from a 70's styled movie? Geometric surrealism doesn't pull Google images, but is best guess.
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2If it is a 70's style it could be close to the "Late modern era". For me I will call it "modern art" abstract pattern– hsawiresMar 9, 2016 at 5:07
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1Could you please provide some other pieces in the same style, perhaps of a little higher quality?– Zach SaucierMar 9, 2016 at 18:39
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@ZachSaucier I would if I could. Screenshot from ipad.– CharlesMar 24, 2016 at 1:31
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Abstract Cubism
Karel mentions Geometric abstraction, which is close, but that tends to be flatter and simpler of composition, and have a more repetitive pattern.
This image is much more chaotic of composition, it's hard to find an actual pattern. It also shows different shades on relatively simple individual shapes, implying depth. Both Cubism and Futurism use this treatment of form, but they're generally more figurative:
Both these have fairly recognizable elements; a town and several ships. They're abstracted, but not quite abstract.
answered Mar 17, 2016 at 0:09
