Geometric Expression #2 by jay stanley Robert Delaunay water-weed forms

water-weed forms

A female figure is enclosed within an elaborate border of stylised botanical forms

the vivid colour fields and crisp graphic lines of the original design are reproduced with full accuracy

The work holds the building's geometric forms against a more collaged

each patch of pigment pulling double duty as both surface description and structural element

Geometric Expression #2 by jay stanley Robert Delaunay water-weed formsGeometric Expression #2 builds its visual tension through a dialogue between hard edges and organic impulse. Jay Stanley arranges angular forms triangles, shards, interlocking planes across the composition with a rhythm that feels structured yet alive, as though the geometry is mid formation rather than settled. The palette is vivid but not arbitrary: each colour is chosen to activate the boundaries between shapes, creating depth and movement without