Suspended Forms Red, Yellow and Blue (Kemp 89)

Terry Frost's "Suspended Forms Red, Yellow and Blue" is a 1986 screenprint that exemplifies the artist's characteristic exploration of color and spatial relationships through geometric abstraction. Created at the Royal College of Art in London and published by Flowers Graphics, this work is one of only 25 numbered impressions printed on Somerset wove paper. The composition features the bold primary colors indicated in the title arranged in suspended forms that demonstrate Frost's lifelong investigation into how color, shape, and composition interact to create dynamic visual experiences.