RS LAB STUDIO

RS LAB STUDIO Art Prints and Canvas Prints

RS LAB STUDIO creates bold geometric abstractions built on colour and form. The work is non-representational — shapes interlock, colours vibrate against each other, and compositions balance between tension and harmony. Pieces like SPECTRASHAPES, LUMINESCENCE, and ILLUSION use saturated palettes and precise geometry to produce images that are visually intense without being chaotic. The studio name suggests a laboratory approach, and the work bears that out: each composition reads as a deliberate experiment in how colour and shape interact.

What sets this work apart from generic geometric art is the chromatic depth. Colours are layered and contrasted with care — warm against cool, saturated against muted — creating visual movement across the surface. Works like Transcendent Forms and MEMORIES show how abstraction can carry emotional weight when the colour relationships are right. These are compositions that function well at scale, where the interplay of hues and edges becomes immersive rather than decorative.

Materials and Production

All RS LAB STUDIO prints are produced in our Berlin studio using archival pigment inks rated for over 100 years of colour stability — essential for work where colour accuracy is the entire point. Fine art paper prints use 225g matte stock that renders the sharp geometric edges and colour gradients with full precision, available in A3, 50x70 cm, 70x100 cm, and A0. Canvas prints use 400g cotton, available in 30x40 cm, 50x70 cm, and 70x100 cm, where the fabric texture adds an organic quality that contrasts well with the geometric precision. Frames are available in oak, black, and walnut brown. Canvas prints can be paired with a floating frame for a gallery-style shadow gap.

Abstract and Geometric Art Prints

If you are drawn to colour-driven geometric abstraction, RS LAB STUDIO sits well alongside our broader abstract art prints collection. For historical context on this tradition, our Robert Delaunay prints trace the roots of colour-based abstraction back to early twentieth-century Orphism. Browse more work from contemporary artists in our Berlin studio programme.