Gary Andrew Clarke
A practice exploring the balance of rigid mathematical grids and bold, futuristic color.
The collections within Gary’s work
Monochrome Studies
4 Prints · Ready to Frame
These works explore the subtle interplay of black, white, and grey, highlighting form and shadow. — ‘Geometric Shapes No. 80 - purple, black & white’, ‘Geometric Shapes No. 85 - black, white & grey’, ‘Geometric Shapes No. 76 - black, white & grey’ and ‘Geometric Shapes No. 73 - black & grey triangles’.
Purple Hues
A cohesive grouping united by dominant purple tones, complemented by cool blues and greens.
Vibrant Contrasts
These works are characterized by their bold and energetic color pairings, often featuring yellow, orange, or strong pinks.
Cool & Collected
A serene collection defined by the cool tranquility of turquoise, green, and black accents.
Works by Gary Andrew Clarke
154 pieces
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About Gary
Gary receives 20% of every sale
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Visual voice
Gary Andrew Clarke — questions answered
What defines Gary Andrew Clarke's artistic style?
His work is characterized by hard-edge painting and geometric abstraction, often utilizing precise grids and bold colors.
What are the primary influences on his work?
He draws inspiration from the 'naively futuristic' aesthetics of 1970s science fiction and Kenneth Martin’s 'Chance and Order' experiments.
Has his work been featured in any publications?
Yes, his art is featured in the books Print & Pattern 2 and Print & Pattern - Geometric, both by Bowie Style.
Does he collaborate with the music industry?
Clarke has created official gig posters for The Strokes and provided artwork for the singer Jane Weaver.
Where is the artist based and where did he study?
He is based in Stockport, England, and studied Graphic Arts at Manchester Polytechnic from 1989 to 1991.
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