Pastel Mountains III
Trevor MayTrevor May constructs landscapes using the logic of a graphic designer, reducing wild terrain to its most essential geometric silhouettes. This tricolour study captures the rhythm of a mountain range through three bold planes of color that intersect to create a sense of scale and distance.
Pastel Mountains III
Trevor May constructs landscapes using the logic of a graphic designer, reducing wild terrain to its most essential geometric silhouettes. This tricolour study captures the rhythm of a mountain range through three bold planes of color that intersect to create a sense of scale and distance.
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Art Analysis
A geometric ascent through three colors
May approaches the landscape through the lens of graphic design, stripping away the clutter of the natural world to find its underlying structure. By using a limited tricolour palette, he creates a sense of depth and rhythm through overlapping triangles that suggest both the height of a summit and the quiet of a valley.
The composition relies on a unified strategy where color interactions define the space, allowing the viewer to feel the atmosphere of an alpine adventure. It is a study in how minimal shapes can evoke the spirit of travel, turning a rugged mountain face into a balanced, vibrant arrangement of form.
Traditional landscape elements are reimagined as geometric patterns, blending the organic with the intentional.
By limiting the work to three distinct hues, the piece emphasizes the interaction between light and shadow on the mountain faces.
The use of acrylic on board allows for a sharp, defined composition of shapes that communicate complex emotional depths.
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