Home Movies 1963

Rosalyn Drexler's 1963 painting *Home Movies* uses bold, flat colors and simple shapes to depict a scene of everyday life. The artist uses a minimalist style to evoke a sense of detachment and distance, contrasting the vibrant red and blue backgrounds with black outlines of figures in the composition. The fragmented, cinematic composition evokes the feeling of watching television or film. Drexler's work is often associated with Pop Art, but it also incorporates elements of Abstract Expressionism, with its emphasis on gesture and color.