An Array of Circles
Trevor MayTrevor May organizes geometry into a rhythmic pulse, using repetition to bridge the gap between commercial design and fine art. This piece presents a glowing grid of spheres that feels both nostalgic and immediate, vibrating with a saturated energy.

An Array of Circles
Trevor May organizes geometry into a rhythmic pulse, using repetition to bridge the gap between commercial design and fine art. This piece presents a glowing grid of spheres that feels both nostalgic and immediate, vibrating with a saturated energy.
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Art Analysis
A rhythmic pulse of color and geometric repetition
May utilizes a grid network pattern to anchor a series of luminous circles, creating a visual rhythm that draws heavily from the pop art movement. The interplay of bold color choices and essential form integration suggests a deliberate design decision, where each shape occupies its space with a sense of purpose and weight. The portrait orientation emphasizes the vertical stack of the array, making the repetition feel like a rising sequence of light.
Despite the structured layout, there is a palpable warmth found in the expressive brushwork and the vibrant color palette. The work invites viewer engagement by balancing the clean lines of retro graphic design with the soulful, human expression inherent in abstract painting. It is a study in how simple shapes can evoke a complex emotional response through color and spatial harmony.
The bold, flat application of color and graphic clarity nods to the visual language of the Pop Art era.
The use of circular shapes and glowing light effects creates a structured yet ethereal atmosphere.
Visible brushwork softens the rigid layout, adding a layer of human touch to the mathematical precision of the pattern.
The composition finds peace by weighing energetic color against intentional, simple forms.
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