The Right to Turn Right — Original Geometric Abstract Painting

The Right to Turn Right

For a perfectly respectable black circle, staying exactly where he was had always been a considerable achievement. The seven lines below him had other ideas.

In this original geometric abstract painting, a solid black circle anchors the upper-left corner while seven parallel lines sweep around their respective corners. Fields of warm ivory, black, and deep blue create a precise composition in which stillness and movement coexist.

The painting inspired a rather peculiar story about the Department of Straight and Narrow, a rebellious line, and the extraordinary consequences of turning right without permission. Beneath the humor is a quieter idea: changing direction need not mean becoming someone else, and staying put can be a choice, too.

The Right to Turn Right is part of Randy Jeffrey's ongoing exploration of geometric abstraction and the unexpected stories that emerge from it.

Artwork details

• Artist: Randy Jeffrey, Denver, Colorado
• Year: 2026
• Medium: Acrylic on canvas
• Dimensions: 24 × 36 inches · Portrait orientation
• Signature: Signed by the artist
• Presentation: Sold unframed
• Edition: One-of-a-kind original painting, not a print or reproduction

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