New Mexico Drawing #11

In New Mexico Drawing #11, angular planes meet fluid forms that recall branches, foliage, and shifting terrain. Blue and black marks move between broad geometric shapes and tightly repeated stripes, building a scene that feels both constructed and organic. The competing line weights create depth without conventional perspective, translating the experience of looking through a landscape into a layered arrangement of interruptions, pathways, and rhythmic movement.

Part of Calvin Brett's New Mexico series, where city parks and mountain landscapes are simplified into repeated lines, dots, and rhythm. 10" x 10" open-edition print, reproduced from an original drawing. Unsigned, unframed. Free U.S. shipping, 30-day returns, and every purchase supports Calvin's art practice and reforestation with Trees for the Future.