Brian Collier is an artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.

Brian Collier made linocut prints that played with shape and shadow. In Theme Upon a Form (1967), bold black planes fold into each other, creating a puzzle-like space that feels both flat and deep. His work sits in a mid-20th-century printmaking tradition that prized graphic punch over realism.

If you like the crisp contrast here, tap into Collier’s print to see how the same technique changes when it meets a different subject.