Living and working in Aireys Inlet, Victoria, Kasper Raglus dovetails the intersection of minimalism, geometry and painterly detailing to produce razor-sharp contours and bold, expressive compositions.

Raglus’ style of hard-edge, geometric abstraction is illustrated by moments of kinetic energy that rupture the space surrounding it, brought to life by his striking sense of colour and spatial tension. Form, line and perspective are emblematic of a visual language and formal simplicity that Raglus has developed for over a decade – one that conjures the purest of human emotions, a sense of our internal and external worlds.

Raglus has been exhibiting across Australia and internationally since 2013. He has been a finalist in the 45 Downstairs Emerging Artist Prize (2017), Fishers Ghost Award (2019) and Muswellbrook Art Prize (2020).