Andrew Martin is a highly regarded contemporary artist known for bold geometric abstraction, colour relationships, optical effects, and structured compositions. Collectors who search for his work are often also interested in contemporary geometric abstraction more broadly. However, you should not reference Andrew Martin in your Bluethumb title, description, tags, or SEO unless:
the artwork is actually by Andrew Martin, or
you are an authorised seller representing his work.
Using another artist's name to attract search traffic can violate marketplace policies and mislead buyers.
What is useful is to let his influence inform how you present your own work. For this painting, I'd lean into terms like:
Geometric abstraction
Colour field
Optical abstraction
Modernist
Architectural
Structured composition
Contemporary geometric painting
Rhythmic pattern
Minimalist abstraction
That positions the work in a style collectors already understand without referencing another artist by name.
From what I've seen of your recent paintings, your work is developing a recognizable direction of its own. If you continue building the Tartan series and present it consistently—with the premium room mockups, strong photography, and collector-focused listings—you'll be building your own recognizable body of work rather than relying on comparisons.