Eaux vives 1979

alfredmanessier

abstract expressionism

abstract painting

fluid art

abstract pattern

abstract nature shot

hot abstract

paint stroke

water

abstract art

pattern in nature

swirly brushstroke

"Eaux vives" is a 1979 abstract painting by French artist Alfred Manessier (1911-1993). The work is characterized by its dynamic, expressive brushstrokes and a rich blue color palette. Manessier's style, often referred to as lyrical abstraction, utilizes vibrant hues and gestural marks to evoke emotional responses and a sense of movement. The title, "Eaux vives", translates to "lively waters," suggesting the dynamic energy of the painting and a connection to nature.