The Passion Flower 1986

"The Passion Flower," created in 1986, is a striking example of Victor Pasmore's abstract style. The work features a limited palette of black, blue, and green, set against a stark white background, with geometric shapes and organic forms interacting with each other. Pasmore, a key figure in British art, explored the possibilities of abstraction through his career, transitioning from figurative works to a more minimalist approach. "The Passion Flower" is characteristic of his later work, displaying a focus on simplicity and the harmonious relationship between color, form, and space.