The Cartesian Garden

The Cartesian Garden is a minimalist reimagining of Andy Warhol’s iconic 1964 Pop art series, Flowers.

This piece strips away the organic flow of traditional flora, and makes it a geometric spinoff. The composition features four perfectly cut, overlapping rectangles of flat, matte colour cyan, purple, coral red, and a bright green. Drop shadows separate the geometric layers creating a sense of depth. Faint, textured brushstrokes frame the borders like stylized grass.