(or Is It Quad? We Can't Decide)
A rather self-assured assembly of blobs, this print from Gozi (bless their heart for the elegant signature) is the perfect addition for any room that just feels a bit too organized. It's biomorphic, which is a lovely way of saying the artist decided that straight lines are for the uninspired.
Product Particulars
A Very Red Blob: The undisputed star, located dead center for those who prefer their focal points to be thoroughly unmistakable.
The Blue Long Blob: Left-aligned and quite statuesque. Like the reliable friend who never seems to change, but always has a very long opinion about something niche.
The Mustard Squiggle: A jaunty, low-slung shape that seems to be contemplating a sudden, ill-advised career change into dancing.
The Black Oblong: Tucked away on the right. Probably the blob with the actual sense, watching the other three and having a quiet, internal crisis about the nature of being.
In the Words of a Mildly Concerned Curator
"A piece that celebrates the beauty of... well, of shapes that aren't quite circles. It’s an exercise in bold minimalism, specifically designed for those who find symmetry a bit too predictable and wish to declare their 'thoughtful' appreciation for the irregular."
Specifications for the Artistically Discerning
Artist: Gozi (as you may have gathered).
Style: Minimalist, in the sense that they really saved on paint by not doing anything complex.
Orientation: Vertical. A true innovation.
Framing Advice: A simple black frame will make the black blob happy. If you're feeling daring, perhaps natural wood to remind the shapes of their organic roots. Please avoid anything gold or gilt; the mustard shape is already self-conscious about its own colour.
Pairs wonderfully with a slightly lukewarm cup of tea, and a mild, unexpressed confusion.
(or Is It Quad? We Can't Decide)
A rather self-assured assembly of blobs, this print from Gozi (bless their heart for the elegant signature) is the perfect addition for any room that just feels a bit too organized. It's biomorphic, which is a lovely way of saying the artist decided that straight lines are for the uninspired.
Product Particulars
A Very Red Blob: The undisputed star, located dead center for those who prefer their focal points to be thoroughly unmistakable.
The Blue Long Blob: Left-aligned and quite statuesque. Like the reliable friend who never seems to change, but always has a very long opinion about something niche.
The Mustard Squiggle: A jaunty, low-slung shape that seems to be contemplating a sudden, ill-advised career change into dancing.
The Black Oblong: Tucked away on the right. Probably the blob with the actual sense, watching the other three and having a quiet, internal crisis about the nature of being.
In the Words of a Mildly Concerned Curator
"A piece that celebrates the beauty of... well, of shapes that aren't quite circles. It’s an exercise in bold minimalism, specifically designed for those who find symmetry a bit too predictable and wish to declare their 'thoughtful' appreciation for the irregular."
Specifications for the Artistically Discerning
Artist: Gozi (as you may have gathered).
Style: Minimalist, in the sense that they really saved on paint by not doing anything complex.
Orientation: Vertical. A true innovation.
Framing Advice: A simple black frame will make the black blob happy. If you're feeling daring, perhaps natural wood to remind the shapes of their organic roots. Please avoid anything gold or gilt; the mustard shape is already self-conscious about its own colour.
Pairs wonderfully with a slightly lukewarm cup of tea, and a mild, unexpressed confusion.
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