The phrase "abstract grid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to art, design, mathematics, or data visualization where a conceptual or theoretical framework is being discussed.
Example: "The artist's latest work features an abstract grid that challenges traditional perspectives on space and form."
Alternatives: "conceptual grid" or "theoretical grid".
Another sought-after painting was Ms. Martin's "Drift of Summer" (1965), a white abstract grid.
The first installment is a primer on the abstract grid, glamourized with the addition of Alyson Shotz's undulating screen of lenticular films and Piotr Uklanski's flashing dance floor.
The first installment is a primer on the abstract grid, glamorized with the addition of Alyson Shotz's undulating screen of lenticular films and Piotr Uklanski's flashing dance floor.
North By Northwest is full of architecture, starting with Saul Bass's titles, which begin as an abstract grid that is gradually revealed as the glazed facade of the UN building in Manhattan.
And on each panel, under the lunar image, is an abstract grid of dots: it has the look of a language and is a reminder of humankind's age-old pursuit of interpreting the moon.
Renowned for his revolutionary abstract grid paintings, Mondrian (1872-1944) actually regarded them as no different from his early naturalistic paintings, which with their romantic landscapes emerged from the Dutch realist tradition.
Perhaps the most important book in his study was a huge atlas, wide open on a wooden lectern, the pages turned daily; sometimes we would catch him standing at the lectern, peering down at the dense, abstract grids of some newfound interest.
Intensely engaged in the search for it, the wacky head with its implied body appears in simple and animated settings: urban streets, country landscapes, rooms, abstract grids and the interiors of what might be orgone "accumulators," the boxes Reich designed for soaking up the stuff.
In the low resolutions offered by such up-close perspectives (about 40 x 30px), the rivers and sunsets are reduced to abstract grids of red, green, and blue dots.
"Sometimes I delve way into the super-abstract grid, to the deep armature, where you can't even really recognize the subject any longer".
To interpret the New York team's proposal as a repetition of the all-too-familiar abstract modernist grid is to misunderstand its complexity.
