Random pattern memory is a serie of work made with found papers, cutouts, and inverting my usual process of building.

random pattern memory  collage

abstract typo

serie of painting sculpture using light as a medium.

Light Torus

geometric

colorfield art, painting, sculpture and prints.
spectrum, gradient, color interactions and color theory artwork related

Colorfield art

After one year of collecting materials from locals, sourcing different surfaces, keeping cut outs, irregular shapes, non recyclable and remodeling them and creating illusion, i wanted to give one last chance to all cut outs, the last cut.
It started in the studio randomly layering some cut outs and seeing the potential of them as -negative space- shapes.
It changed my usual process of symmetry and harmony, and starting to create rhythm and breathing in the composition. Cut outs became a shape itself and instead of painting new fields, i was chasing cuts to coexist, overlay, be even more reductive.
Trying every time to introduce new color harmony, letters and new dynamics.

color blocks

 this body of work started during first lockdown in my home studio, and then in my studio. based on sacred geometry and study of light i started drawing shapes thinking about the restrictions we all go under and follow and think it was a way to be mindful and create a positive and mindful reflection about reductive practice. all are made with found materials, wood, pdf, hand jigsaw, in and out of lockdown, with acrylic and pigments. 

torus colorfield painting

the square collection is a color study made of 46 paintings working together based on same color palette and exploring the relations and interactions related to surface, proportions and architecture. Hard edge paintings made for an exhibition in February 2020, Tel Aviv. 

The square collection

The goal is to facilitate color use and being able to deploy it depending on the space, light and interactions needs.
Of course, as we talk about space I studied geometry and physics. Therefore I tried different sequence numbers and applied them to 1 dimension sketches, then 2D, and finally reach 3D.
Once the line works was done, you have to care about the light, be conscious about interactions.
The great things about numbers is that you create angles and dynamics without having to questions them. 
As you know, I m also concerned about colors as lead. 
I came back to physics and artists using light or spectrum into installations or various works from colorfield artist and geometric abstraction.

Dear White Cube 

minimal drawing 

collection exploring abstract expressionism art, paintings, drawings, mixed media 

Jessica Moritz