David Kakabadzé Prints – Sail Forms, Flowers & Abstract Colour

David Kakabadzé prints develop two contrasting groups of abstract forms: angular arrangements based on sails and rounded shapes based on flowers. Open backgrounds give the separate colour areas room to register. Explore the differences between these series alongside abstract art and geometric prints, from sharp divisions to softer outlines.

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Abstraction Based on Sails VI, David Kakabadzé Print
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Abstraction Based on Sails X, David Kakabadzé Print
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Abstraction Based on Sails VIII, David Kakabadzé Print
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Abstraction Based on Sails VI, David Kakabadzé Print
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Abstraction Based on Sails V, David Kakabadzé Print
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Abstraction Based on Sails IX, David Kakabadzé Print
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Abstraction Based on Sails IV, David Kakabadzé Print
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Abstraction Based on Sails, II, David Kakabadzé Print
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Abstraction Based on Sails, I, David Kakabadzé Print
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Abstraction Based on Flower Forms, VI, David Kakabadzé Print
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Abstraction Based on Flower Forms, V, David Kakabadzé Print
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Abstraction Based on Flower Forms, IV, David Kakabadzé Print
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Abstraction Based on Flower Forms, II, David Kakabadzé Print
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Abstraction Based on Flower Forms, I, David Kakabadzé Print
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Overlapping triangular planes

Abstraction Based on Sails VI gathers blue, grey and ochre triangles into an upright cluster on a pale ground. Some areas carry fine patterns while others remain flat. The changing directions suggest a structure assembled from many separate pieces, with the surrounding blank space making its outer edge particularly clear.

A smaller cluster with open edges

Abstraction Based on Sails I places patterned green, grey and pale pink areas within a looser angular arrangement. A small circular form interrupts the triangles near one side. Compare the balance of filled and empty areas with the denser sail compositions, where more overlapping planes occupy the central space.

Rounded shapes replacing the angles

Abstraction Based on Flower Forms I spreads broad blue, green, yellow and dark forms across a light background. Small scattered marks sit between the larger areas. The flower-based title offers a starting point, but the image leaves the relationship between individual shapes open rather than describing a single identifiable bloom.

Related artists and collections

Compare curved colour in Arthur Dove, intersecting planes in František Kupka and structured compositions in Rudolf Bauer. The geometric abstract collection develops the sail series’ angular relationships, while the wider abstract collection includes softer, less clearly bounded forms closer to the flower-based works.

Read more in our František Kupka’s abstract art.