The artwork titled “Homan-Ji III” by Jennifer Bartlett, created in 1995, is an abstract piece. The composition is comprised of a variety of visual elements that depict seashells and geometric shapes. The artwork features a minimalist design highlighted by a grid pattern in the background, subtly influencing the arrangement of other elements.
At the forefront, there are various seashells dispersed across the canvas, each intricately detailed with differing hues and patterns, adding a textured richness. Prominent among the seashells are two geometric figures – a green diamond and a black square, which are centrally positioned and seem to float within the space. The thoughtful placement and contrast of these shapes against the delicate seashells and the grid pattern generate a striking aesthetic that balances organic and geometric forms. This artwork exemplifies the abstract genre through its experimental arrangement and interaction of diverse visual elements.
