Mid Century Split Circles
Alexandra WeiseAlexandra Weise builds rhythm through geometric restraint, using fragmented spheres to evoke a sense of balanced, nostalgic order. This piece explores the tension between solid forms and rhythmic repetition, grounding the digital medium in a tactile, graphic sensibility.

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Mid Century Split Circles
Alexandra Weise builds rhythm through geometric restraint, using fragmented spheres to evoke a sense of balanced, nostalgic order. This piece explores the tension between solid forms and rhythmic repetition, grounding the digital medium in a tactile, graphic sensibility.
28 × 35 cm · about ⅛ the width of a 3-seat sofa
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Art Analysis
The rhythmic geometry of fragmented spheres
Weise utilizes a structured grid to deconstruct the circle, playing with symmetry and sliced geometry. The repetition of these split forms creates a visual cadence that feels both architectural and rhythmic. By leaning into a minimal palette and sharp execution, the work emphasizes the beauty of basic shapes and the sophisticated patterns that emerge when they are rearranged and stacked.
The piece utilizes a nostalgic color palette and vintage-inspired linework to create a sense of historical warmth.
The artwork utilizes a repeating sequence of fish to create a visual beat that moves the viewer's eye through the vertical space.
Clean lines and a lack of extraneous detail highlight the precision possible within digital art mediums.
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