Linda Reymore
As an artist, I find beauty in the precision, clarity, and resonance of non-objective, hard-edge, and geometric painting. My work is not about representing the world as we see it, but rather about exploring the relationships between form, color, and composition. By removing recognizable imagery, I create a space where shapes, lines, and patterns take center stage, inviting viewers to engage on a deeper, more intuitive level.
I am drawn to the structure and balance that geometric abstraction provides. Crisp edges, clean transitions, and carefully placed elements create a sense of rhythm and harmony that can be both calming and dynamic. Color plays a vital role in my work, acting as an emotional force that influences mood and perception. Whether through bold contrasts, subtle gradients, or unexpected combinations, I use color to evoke energy, movement, and contemplation.
My approach often incorporates mathematical principles like symmetry and repetition, which naturally resonate with the human eye and create a sense of order and elegance. At the same time, I embrace the freedom this style allows—each viewer brings their own interpretation and emotional response, making the experience of the artwork personal and unique.
The beauty of non-objective, geometric art lies in its ability to transcend time and cultural references. It exists in a space of pure visual expression, where meaning is not fixed but fluid. My goal is to create work that is both visually striking and thought-provoking, encouraging viewers to slow down, engage, and find their own connections within the forms and colors I present.
