Milena Skulimowska Visual Artist

Finding Geometry in Nature: A Contemporary Abstract Approach

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Milena Skulimowska

Contemporary geometric nature artwork in powder blue, coral pink, and spring green palette, featuring stylized dandelions and forget-me-nots with intricate Art Nouveau-inspired pattern details. Original acrylic painting concept, created in Southend-on-Sea.

As a Polish-British artist based in Southend-on-Sea, I’ve always been fascinated by the hidden geometric patterns that nature reveals to those who look closely. In this article, I’ll share my journey of transforming organic forms into contemporary geometric abstractions, a technique that has become central to my artistic practice in 2025.

The Evolution of Natural Abstraction Nature has always been a profound source of inspiration for artists, but our contemporary approach to geometric abstraction offers a fresh perspective on these timeless elements. As we move through 2025, the art world is embracing a fusion of organic shapes and geometric precision, creating works that speak to both our connection with nature and our modern aesthetic sensibilities.

My Approach to Geometric Nature Art When I look at a dandelion or a forget-me-not in my garden, I don’t just see the flower – I see circles, triangles, and lines waiting to be discovered. My process involves:

  1. Observation and Simplification
  • Starting with careful observation of natural forms
  • Identifying basic geometric shapes within organic structures
  • Reducing complex natural elements to their essential geometric components
  1. The Geometric Translation
  • Converting organic curves into clean lines and shapes
  • Using my signature style of combining Art Nouveau influences with contemporary minimalism
  • Incorporating bold contrasts and graphic elements
  1. Color and Composition
  • Working with seasonal color palettes
  • Using geometric grids to create balanced compositions
  • Implementing high-contrast combinations for visual impact

Practical Applications in My Work My recent pieces demonstrate this approach:

  • The “Secret Guardian” series: Transforming flowing poppy petals into bold geometric patterns
  • “Sunlit Sanctuary“: Converting organic leaf shapes into angular, contemporary forms
  • Spring 2025 Collection: Interpreting dandelions through geometric abstraction
A black cat peeks through a vibrant field of red poppies, creating a striking contrast between its dark silhouette and the bright flowers, capturing a playful and tranquil moment in nature.
“Secret Guardian”: With every rustle of the grass, the black cat weaves between the poppies, turning the canvas into a dance of serenity and playful mystery.
A serene painting in a decorative frame of an orange cat gracefully moving through a lush green landscape, embodying tranquility and the beauty of summer.
“Sunlit Sanctuary”: An orange cat finds a cozy hideaway among lush green vegetation, surrounded by sunflowers that whisper tales of summer’s warmth.

Technical Considerations When creating geometric nature art, consider:

  • The balance between organic and geometric elements
  • The use of negative space to enhance geometric patterns
  • The role of color in defining geometric shapes
  • The importance of precision in execution

The Contemporary Context In 2025, geometric abstraction of nature has evolved to embrace:

  • Minimalist approaches to natural forms
  • Sustainable and eco-friendly materials and techniques
  • Digital integration with traditional methods
  • Bold, contemporary color palettes

Looking Forward As we continue through 2025, this approach to geometric nature art offers endless possibilities for creative expression. Whether you’re working on miniature pieces or larger compositions, the key is finding the perfect balance between nature’s organic beauty and geometric precision.

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