Todd Stone, Stella, Print

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Stella (1983) by Todd Stone is a refined example of geometric abstraction, executed in the pochoir technique—a method known for … Read more Stella (1983) by Todd Stone is a refined example of geometric abstraction, executed in the pochoir technique—a method known for its rich color application and painterly quality.

The composition is structured through an intricate network of geometric forms and intersecting lines, softened by delicate pastel tones. Subtle washes of color—ranging from muted greys to hints of orange, green, and blue—create a layered, almost atmospheric effect that contrasts with the precise architectural framework.

This balance between structure and fluidity gives the artwork a contemplative and modern aesthetic, making it ideal for collectors of abstract and minimalist works. As a hand-signed and numbered piece from 1983, it also holds collectible value within contemporary printmaking. This piece has an attribution mark,
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