Stall No. 5 — Fine Art

Stall No. 5 - 2005 shows a set of straight marks arranged in a steady pattern. The work belongs to the broader practice of geometric abstraction where simple shapes repeat across a field. You can trace each mark from one side to the other without a break.

A white frame cuts a clean edge around the image and sits plainly against the picture. The white finish keeps the focus on the marks rather than the border. A reading corner works well with this print. From the chair you notice the rhythm of the lines before you read the room.

The steady layout gives the corner a calm look. This fine art print hangs ready to use on a hook. The paper stays matte under a desk lamp so the grey tones do not shine.