Newman Botanical Stripe Art

Striped Serenity is a 2D flat design with a Risograph house plant that incorporates vertical stripes of varying widths on a monochrome palette. The design takes inspiration from Barnett Newman's "zips," which are vertical lines that he used in his abstract expressionist paintings.

The use of vertical stripes in the design creates a sense of movement and energy, similar to Newman's "zips." These stripes are spaced unevenly, with varying widths, providing visual interest and dynamism to the overall composition. The different widths of the stripes also add a level of depth and dimension, enhancing the visual impact of the design.

The monochrome palette used in Striped Serenity further emphasizes the simplicity and elegance of the design. By limiting the color scheme to black and white, the focus is shifted towards the forms and shapes created by the vertical stripes. This minimalistic approach creates a sense of serenity and tranquility, as the eye is not distracted by additional colors or elements.

The choice of a Risograph house plant serves as a metaphorical representation of nature and growth. The plant symbolizes life and vitality, while the Risograph technique adds a tactile and organic quality to the design. This combination creates a harmonious balance between the geometric and organic elements within the composition.

Overall, Striped Serenity successfully channels Barnett Newman's "zips" by incorporating vertical stripes of varying widths on a monochrome palette. The design captures the essence of movement, simplicity, and tranquility, creating a visually striking and aesthetically pleasing composition.

Size guide

All our prints are made to standard A sizes. The measurements below are the picture size — the printed image area. If you choose a framed option, the frame sits around this area, so the finished piece on your wall will be a little larger.