Confluence Community 'Geometric Works' 2026: Free Digital and Graphic Art Exhibition
Confluence Community welcomes digital, graphic and abstract geometric art from around the world. Submit up to 3 works for free by 15 November 2026; AI-generated art is prohibited.
International visual call for geometric art
Confluence Community is inviting artists worldwide to its virtual 'Moments of Peace | Geometric Works' exhibition. The theme covers squares, circles, geometric patterns, line arrangements, symmetry, optical illusion, architectural forms and experimental structures. The organiser explicitly welcomes photography, drawing, printmaking, mixed media, digital art and graphic approaches, so software-made geometric compositions are within the subject area when they otherwise follow the rules.
No entry fee and the precise deadline
The official exhibition notice says 'FREE TO SUBMIT' and 'OPEN TO INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS'. Applicants may provide as many as three works for selection. The deadline is 15 November 2026 and the exhibition is scheduled to open online on 4 December 2026. An exact deadline time or timezone is not provided, so it is prudent to submit before the final day rather than rely on a presumed midnight.
Important distinction: generative methods versus AI artwork
The call welcomes experimental and 'digital and generative approaches' but expressly states 'NO AI ART'. This does not mean that every algorithmic or computer-assisted geometric work is automatically disallowed; it means an AI-generated final image should not be entered. Artists who create coded graphics or procedural non-AI images should confirm the interpretation of the rule with the organiser. Do not submit text-to-image or generative-AI output in a call that explicitly excludes it.
Files, credits and online display
The organiser requests clear, high-quality images and reserves the ability to resize or format selected work for the virtual gallery without deliberately changing its artistic integrity. Applicants retain responsibility for originality, permissions for fonts or stock elements, and representation of the work as their own. Follow the official 'Submit Your Work' link and read the submission form for file size, biographical fields and any additional display consent; the short call alone does not supply all file constraints.
About the organiser and realistic outcomes
Confluence Community hosts previous virtual exhibitions, an art magazine, artist profiles and community events, providing evidence of an operating publication and exhibition programme. The organiser offers a chance at online visibility, not a published cash prize or guaranteed paid commission. Its official website links directly to the virtual exhibition submission form, giving applicants a clear route for checking the current conditions.
Official source and application
Official source checked on 22 October 2026. Before applying, recheck deadlines, geographic/age eligibility, fees, rights and programme changes directly with the organiser.