Clifford Singer has been producing geometric prints since 1974. After decades of development and the changing technologies, Singer has been at the cutting edge in producing fine precision prints with his work. Clifford Singer is the long-distance runner of geometric art, having proven his remarkable dedication to the printed art form. In the early 1980s, Singer worked with Alexander Heinrici and John Nichols doing his silkscreen portfolios; which were an immediate success as Singer was an outstanding salesman selling to IBM, Mobil Oil, AT&T, Citibank, General Electric, Chemical Bank, US Trust Company, Revlon, TRW, Xerox Publishing Group among many. Singer stated: “The museums didn’t have money back in the eighties, so I went to where the money is – the corporations!”
Singer having majored in art with a minor in mathematics in college, ended up having two secondary teaching licenses in art and mathematics. This made for a stable cash flow and an entrée into publishing in the mathematics community with Rice University, University of Oxford, in addition his participation being widely published in art and mathematics with the Bridges Organization. The following recent artworks are a keen reflection of Singer’s right and left brain.
