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Benjamin WeaverShuffle 4: geometric abstract Op Art painting in blues with green lines on gray2024
2024
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Benjamin Weaver creates spatial tension through his use of contrasting colors arranged in a geometric framework. Imagery and color work both with and against each other to create movement within the composition. By the artist’s careful placement of line and use of subtly graduated color, forms seem either to recede or project, constantly shifting within the picture plane. Weaver accentuates these structural relationships by working with a simplified palette and reduced forms, though the ideas at work in his compositions remain highly complex.
This minimalist geometric abstract acrylic on canvas painting with a Pop Art flair is part of Weaver's "Shuffle" series, with squares, rectangles, and polygons. It is signed and dated on the back. No need to frame -- canvas edges are neatly finished, and the back includes hanging hardware so it is ready to install.
Weaver’s work has been exhibited in galleries and juried shows throughout the Mid-Atlantic region, and is held in the permanent collections of Capital One, the Fox School of Business at Temple University, Episcopal Academy, Cube Smart, The Dane, and many private collections. He maintains a studio in Philadelphia, PA.
Benjamin Weaver
Native to Philadelphia, Ben Weaver has experimented with structure and reductive forms for over 20 years. High contrast and geometric forms are consistent features in his work. Ben has painted in oil, watercolor, and currently acrylic paint. He has worked in bronze, and carved directly in wood. Ben has a BA in literature and has worked in and around the fine arts his professional career. He has his work represented in galleries, juried shows, private and corporate collections throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. He currently lives in Abington, PA. His studio is located in the Fairmount section of Philadelphia.
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