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Caren Goodrich
Untitled

I like the little empty circle spots which i believe are created from salts. The colors are super bold and the texture is flowing through the canvas.

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Olga Tkachyk
Baby Blue
Materials:Acrylic Paint, Canvas, Palette Knife, Gloss Varnish

The texture of the thick paint is used to create petals of a flower.

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Jaison Cianelli
Freedom
2012

You can't really see the lines but the colors and the way the art is created makes it feel very dreamy and light.

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Alteronce Gumby

Soul Searching
2019

I like how it almost looks like broken concrete but you can still see some texture.

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El Lissitzky
Proun(c 1922-23)
Graphite and gouache

Compared to other Suprematism, this one looks more three dimensional from the parallelograms.

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Naum Gabo, Linear Construction in Spcae No.4 (NG0140), c.1970
phosphor-bronze spring wire on base, h: 31 in / 78.7 cm

I like how it almost looks like gills or a the inside of a heart. The strings being attached to the thick bronze looks very nice with the lines crossing over each other.

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Naum Gabo
Spiral Theme 1941
Tate
London 2020

I like how the art is really simple but with a very interesting big structure.

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Donald Judd
Untitled
1967

I like how each blocks created different shadows and makes the art look very blocky.

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Mother and Child (1934)
Tate Gallery, London.
By Barbara Hepworth.

I like the smooth texture and how it looks like a perfectly carved stone.

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Vasily Kandinsky

Several Circles
WW1

The art almost looks like space or something that looks like inside of a microscopic lens. I like how the interpretation can be both a really large scale and a really small scale.