The Jay Shinn 'Op Art' Morphs Minimalism with 3D Neon Lights
Erin Fox — December 8, 2014 — Art & Design
The Jay Shinn 'Op Art' is a beautiful mixture of eye-catching opulence and pop culture's obsession with neon fixtures. The New York and Texas-based artist plays with architectural precision and light in his latest exhibit. 'Op Art' begins as a 2D feature, resting upon the wall as a simple art fixture. Once the lights are turned on, this 2D feature turns into an opulent 3D feast. Jay Shinn is exploring the boundaries of of light, yet keeping his minimalist ideology.
Each piece from Jay Shinn's 'Op Art' exhibit uses an array of colors and geometric shapes to bring his audience in closer. The beauty of his work will illuminate your heart and ever art gallery's wall.
Each piece from Jay Shinn's 'Op Art' exhibit uses an array of colors and geometric shapes to bring his audience in closer. The beauty of his work will illuminate your heart and ever art gallery's wall.
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