Combines the elements of Cubism and Expressionism, two art styles that are seemingly opposite in philosophy.
Cubo-Expressionism is a modern art style that originated in Germany in the early 20th century. It combines the elements of Cubism and Expressionism, two art styles that are seemingly opposite in philosophy. Cubism emphasizes the geometric shapes and forms, while Expressionism focuses on the subjective and emotional aspects of art. Cubo-Expressionism blends the two, creating a unique visual style that is characterized by bold lines, vibrant colors, and a sense of movement and energy.
Some key features of Cubo-Expressionism:
- Use of bold lines and vibrant colors
- Depiction of movement and energy
- Subjective and emotional approach to art
- Three-dimensional geometric shapes
- Focus on modernity
Some simple examples:
More complex ones:
Wild and mind-opening:
If you like Cubo-Expressionism style, you may also be interested in trying some related style prompts:
- “Expressionism”
- “Cubism”
- “Futurism”
- “Abstract art”
- “Neo-Expressionism”
- Dadaism
