Serpens 1968
danchristensen
abstract expressionism
abstract painting
fauvism
water colours
painted
acrylic on canvas
paint stroke
painting painterly
watercolour bleed
watercolor
Dan Christensen's "Serpens" (1968) is a vibrant abstract painting defined by its sinuous lines and contrasting colors. The artist uses a bold palette of blue, red, yellow, and green, which are rendered in pastel hues. The lines, suggestive of organic forms or movement, meander across the canvas, creating a sense of dynamism and flow. The abstract composition, characteristic of Christensen's work, is a testament to his fascination with color and form, as he explores the potential of these elements to convey a powerful sense of energy and movement. This work exemplifies Christensen's mature style of abstract expressionism and highlights his focus on color and line as primary artistic elements.
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