Pure form, held in tension. This collection gathers the most abstract and geometric of Daniel Michael Newland’s digital cubism: works built from planes, facets, and structural color, with the figure stripped away or dissolved into pattern. It is where cubism meets geometric abstraction, angular, rhythmic, and bold.
These pieces sit somewhere between a diagram and a feeling: recursion and growth in the Infinite Forms studies, dreamlike distortion in the surreal work, and clean fractured geometry throughout. Each is an original contemporary work, available as a museum-quality print on canvas, brushed aluminum, or acrylic glass, or as an instant digital download.
For figurative work see cubist portraits; for the full catalog see cubist wall art.
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Geometric abstract art builds an image from geometric shapes, planes, and color rather than depicting a realistic scene. This collection approaches it through cubism, fragmenting form into faceted, structural compositions.
Cubism helped open the door to abstraction by breaking subjects into geometric planes. These works push that logic further, keeping cubism’s fractured structure while letting pure geometry and color lead.
Every piece is made now by a living artist using digital tools, not a reproduction of an early-20th-century painting. The result is contemporary color and precision within the cubist tradition.
Each work can be produced on gallery canvas, brushed aluminum, or acrylic glass, in a range of sizes, or purchased as an instant high-resolution digital download.
Yes. Bold, saturated color is central to this collection, with works that range from high-contrast statements to more restrained, tonal geometry.