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What is geometricism?
Representational Geometricism - An art and painting technique, developed and used by artist Erik Hesson, in which a scene is represented from a single perspective; using basic geometric forms, dynamic texture, and vibrant colors. This style is an attempt to create a balanced fusion of Geometric Abstraction and Realism; incorporating mathematical calculations and sacred geometry into the composition to achieve the desired aesthetics (See: Geometricism - a previous non-representational abstract style developed by Andruchak that introduced these core ideals). This new representational style was first introduced in 2017 by Erik Hesson, a resident artist of St. Petersburg, Fl.
"Wow! Representational Geometricism is truly an innovative art style... Erik Hesson has created a masterful art and painting technique." - Contemporary Artists Showcase for Dealers and Collectors
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Geometricism - what is it?
An art and painting technique, mainly used and developed by Andruchak, provides a specific image by using geometric lines. A branch of art that uses mathematics that deals with the measurement, properties, and relationships of points, lines, angles, surfaces, and solids.
Construction of the drawing with the geometrization of lines, straight or curves, simulating paths mathematically calculated for the construction of objects, whether figurative or abstract. Possible use of "chaos", however maintaining the balance graph of the painting.
Emotional colors can be part of geometricism - emotive use of color (hue, tone and intensity) trying to create vibrations of excitement and energy on the receiver.
Use the balance of forms - organized inter-relationship between elements of the scene to establish a mutually harmonious communication. In other words, is the arrangement of elements ensuring that the sum visual (color, size, size) of space objects maintain the adequacy of the scene.
The painting of Andruchak shows geometricism in every element of his art.