Jonathan Trayte

Jonathan Trayte’s screenprints from 2010 are flat, patterned shapes that feel like graphic poems made with ink and paper. Each Untitled print stacks colors in sharp, even layers, leaving negative space to breathe between the shapes. The style stays quiet and modern, with no movement label to box it in—just a clean way of layering form and color. Want to step inside one of these prints? Try tracing the edge where the brightest hue meets the white.