Kim Carlino’s art is based in geometric abstraction and rooted in the historical language of 20th-century abstraction exploring issues of color, form, flatness, and pattern while juxtaposing abstracted forms from nature and the environment around us to create works that find harmony in the tension of contrasting elements. It is adaptable and improvisational, as it explores optical playfulness and spatial dimensionality through color, fluid organic forms, and geometric patterning.