Feather Form and Bubbles 1969

"Feather Form and Bubbles" is a 1969 abstract work by Alexander Calder, famous for his mobiles and wire sculptures. The artwork features bold, free-flowing lines and shapes in a variety of colors, including red, yellow, and blue. The seemingly random composition creates a sense of energy and movement, a characteristic of Calder's art. Calder was known for his use of playful, childlike imagery, and this work reflects that in its playful and whimsical nature. The work exemplifies Calder's transition from three-dimensional mobiles to flat, two-dimensional works.