Forma Art Studio works out of Albuquerque, New Mexico, making geometric abstract prints that draw on Bauhaus color theory and the visual language of woven textiles. Every piece is produced on archival cotton rag with pigment-based inks, printed to a museum standard that holds its color over decades.
Our collection spans three of the studio’s series. Construct is the boldest, with hard-edge forms in saturated primaries built for spaces that want a graphic statement. Kiln carries that same structural grammar into a warmer, earthier register of olive, terracotta and ochre. Woven Perspectives is the quietest of the three, translating grid, rhythm and color relationships through the logic of woven cloth onto a cold press textured stock with the hand of watercolor paper.
