Contemporary Geometric Abstract Art Wall Reliefs by Thomas Vinson White–White–Red, 2004

This original pair of geometric wall reliefs was created by contemporary artist Thomas Vinson in 2004 as part of his White–White–Red series. Executed in acrylic on canvas over MDF, each work combines minimalist painting with sculptural relief, projecting subtly from the wall to create shifting light, shadow, and depth. The compositions feature crisp white geometric planes intersected by vivid red horizontal elements, demonstrating Vinson’s restrained yet highly architectural approach to color and form. Created during an important early period in the artist’s career, these reliefs exemplify his exploration of geometric abstraction through carefully balanced composition and subtle spatial depth.

The pair remains together as originally conceived and retains the artist’s original handwritten inscriptions on the reverse identifying the title, date, medium, dimensions, signature, and individual work numbers, confirming them as unique original works rather than editioned multiples.

Thomas Vinson
Thomas Vinson (b. 1970, Paris, France) is a contemporary artist whose work explores the relationship between painting, sculpture, and architecture through geometric wall reliefs. Working within the traditions of Minimalism and Concrete Art, he creates carefully constructed compositions characterized by precise geometry, restrained color palettes, and the interaction of light and shadow. Vinson studied sculpture at Rice University in Houston before returning to Europe, where he developed a distinctive body of relief constructions. His work has been exhibited internationally, including exhibitions at Museum Haus Konstruktiv in Zürich and galleries throughout Germany and France, and is represented in numerous private collections.

CONDITION
Excellent condition with minor wear consistent with age and use. Some light fingerprints to white canvas areas on both pieces that have not been professionally cleaned. Both works retain their original mounting systems and original handwritten inscriptions on the reverse. The set may be hung in various configurations.

DIMENSIONS
Work No. 457: 17.75” W × 17.75” H × 2.375” D (45 × 45 × 6 cm)
Work No. 459: 23.625” W × 17.75” H × 2.375” D (60 × 45 × 6 cm)