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New York based Andy Gilmore describes himself as a draftsman, designer and musician.
With clients such as Wired Magazine and The New York Times, he has established a solid reputation with his works being featured in countless publications, shows and exhibits around the world.
This brilliant and colorful art takes you on a geometric and kaleidoscopic visual experience.
Being a musician, he’s inspired by the physics of sound and acoustics.
The feeling is surreal, futuristic and feels out of this world. In this post, you’ll find a great collection of over 50 images featuring Andy’s best work.
You can find out more about Andy Gilmore at his two websites: kunstformen.blogspot.com and birdbrid.com
What do you think of Andy’s art? Please share your comments with us!
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