Industrial Geometric Abstraction – Signed - Oil On Fine Canvas

Description
Presented in a striking vertical format and likely executed in mixed media—oil or acrylic with graphite or ink—on canvas, this work belongs to the realm of geometric abstraction with a distinctly mechanical character. Its dynamic composition centers on two circular forms reminiscent of gears or turbines, linked by intricate black lines evoking scaffolding and cables. The color palette contrasts deep cobalt blue with ochre, rust, and yellow tones, suggesting metal and machinery against an industrial sky. Energetic brushwork and layered transparencies create a texture of controlled complexity, blending structure with expressive motion. The result is a compelling vision of an industrial machine, at once monumental and poetic, embodying the spirit of 20th-century modernity and progress.

Artist
Signed bottom left-hand corner. Presently unknown.

Artist Details
Though the author remains unidentified, the painting’s precision, spatial logic, and rhythmic balance reveal an artist well-versed in modern abstraction and design. The work reflects a fascination with mechanical aesthetics and geometric order characteristic of mid-century avant-garde experimentation.

Movements
Constructivism / Futurism

Artist Influenced by
Inspired by Russian Constructivism and Italian Futurism, with affinities to Spanish geometric abstraction and the kinetic sensibility of Eusebio Sempere and Gerardo Rueda.

Frame Condition
Unframed.