In his works, Bro. Eric paints a convolution of black lines in a baroque arrangement of patterns that seem to have a life of their own.His obsession with geometrics started in 1986. In January this year, his geometric work acquired an added dimension by using an explosioin of bright colors. His minimalist paintings are in mint, pink, lilac, blue and aqua, on which building blocks of embroidered lines are arranged. His reds are particularly outstanding. Bro. Eric’s black and white series stand out unembellished by color. A number of these have already been presold before exhibit opening.

Bro. Eric also produces dark combinations of black with green, where patterns have an ethnic orientation and feel. Other works are collages done on multi�dimensioned plexiglass, painting on the inner side, as in print.These sophisticated works of Go have been acquired by collectors in Virginia, Baltimore, California, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Alaska.

Bro. Eric’s last show was in 1990 to a select audience at the Vietnamese Refugee Center in Morong, Bataan. Bro. Eric Go received the gold medal for Etching in 1981 at the China Selection of Philippine Art, Beijing, China. His geometric paintings will be on display at the Heritage Arts and Antiques until October 6.