Does this sculpture by New York artist Tom Fruin remind you of anyone?
Kolonihavehus by Tom Fruin ( via Design Boom )
I’ll give you a hint..
Jackson Series 7 by Karen Schnepf
Do you see it? Love how these very different works compliment each other! Read more about Karen Schepf’s work here and Tom Fruin’s workhereand on Design Boom.
Featured images is Light & Shadow Play, Kolonihavehus, photographed by Nuno Neto. Images are via the artists’ websites unless otherwise noted.
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SO cool. Thanks for sharing. XO
I’d say it reminds me of Mondrian. All be it a more colourful version!
Oh yes, I can see that, too!