Kintsugi99

Bold Geometry and Expressive Colour

Kintsugi99 creates art that sits at the intersection of graphic design and fine art. Their compositions use strong geometric shapes — circles, arcs, hard-edged planes — layered with confident, saturated colour. The result is work that reads clearly from across a room while revealing subtlety up close: colour transitions, textural overlaps, and carefully balanced negative space.

The studio’s range covers both pure abstraction and more figurative, pop-art-inflected pieces. Geometric abstracts like “Geometric Shapes and Bold Colors” work as standalone statements or as part of a curated wall arrangement. Their still life work, like “Abstract Strawberry Earrings,” applies the same graphic boldness to recognisable subjects, creating prints that are both decorative and visually playful. What unites both approaches is a commitment to strong composition and confident colour — every piece is built around clear visual structure, making them reliable anchor points in any interior scheme. The work has a contemporary energy that suits modern living spaces without feeling cold or impersonal.

Choosing Paper or Canvas

Kintsugi99’s clean geometric lines and precise colour separations reproduce with striking clarity on fine art paper. The matte surface preserves every hard edge and flat colour field exactly as intended, with no reflective glare to interrupt the graphic impact. For maximum visual punch in a modern interior, paper is the recommended format. Paper prints are available in A3, 50×70 cm, 70×100 cm, and A0, with oak, black, or walnut brown frames. Black frames are a natural match for the graphic, contemporary feel of this work, creating a seamless border that enhances the bold geometry. Oak adds warmth that softens the graphic precision for living spaces where a more relaxed atmosphere is desired.

On canvas, the cotton weave introduces a subtle texture that softens the graphic precision slightly, adding warmth and a more painterly presence. This format is particularly effective for the larger sizes, where the canvas surface adds physical substance to the bold colour fields. The slight grain of the cotton also adds depth to the flat colour planes, giving them a richer, more dimensional quality than paper alone provides. Canvas prints come in 30×40 cm, 50×70 cm, and 70×100 cm, with an optional floating frame for a gallery finish.

More Contemporary Abstract Art

For related styles, explore Dan Hobday for earthy, layered abstracts, Jazzberry Blue for vibrant graphic compositions, or our broader abstract prints collection for the full range of geometric, organic, and expressive abstract art. All prints are produced in our Berlin studio using archival pigment inks rated for 100+ years.