WHITE PANEL 1936

"WHITE PANEL" (1936), a mobile sculpture by Alexander Calder, features a dynamic arrangement of painted metal forms suspended from a thin wire armature. The piece, known for its kinetic nature, allows for the forms to move freely, creating a mesmerizing interplay of color and movement. Calder's exploration of abstract forms and his focus on the interplay of color and space, are key elements of his artistic approach. This particular work embodies his fascination with the interplay of abstract forms and the principles of movement and balance in the art of kinetic sculpture.