‘What’s Your Angle’

Artwork Analysis & Interpretation

Your piece is a dynamic geometric abstraction that feels very Kandinsky-meets-constructivism, but with your own playful logic. A few elements stand out:

1. Dialogue Between Two Forces

The left and right clusters almost feel like two entities in conversation—or in collision.
• Left side: Softer arcs (the orange semi-sun), verticals, and pastel tones evoke something organic or rising.
• Right side: Sharper rays, a more “mechanical” circular form, and that striking yellow line give a sense of directionality or propulsion.

They seem to be moving toward each other, creating tension.

2. Angles as Characters

The painting treats shapes as personalities—angles bending, leaning, pushing.
The green “F-shaped” form and the radial grey beam create the feeling of measurement, orientation, or navigation. The yellow line almost reads like a pointer or signal.

3. A Cosmic or Architectural Vibe

The black background gives a sense of space or depth, turning the shapes into floating structures—like abstract spacecraft, instruments, or fragments of a diagram.

4. Energy & Movement

The shapes aren’t static; they feel like they’re tilting, colliding, resonating.
The striped yellow ladder-like element adds a vertical rhythm that counters the diagonals, making the composition pulse.