geometrija

geometrija

In art, any aspect of shape or form that displays or suggests the elements of spatial mathematics, such as straight or regularly curved lines, triangles, squares (among shapes) or pyramids and cubes (among forms). Hence, geometric art is that which concerns itself directly with such shapes and forms.

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