846A Window Right 1986

Hundertwasser created *846A Window Right* with layers of bold colors and playful shapes. You can almost feel the artist experimenting, building up the image bit by bit, letting it grow organically. I imagine Hundertwasser in his studio, surrounded by pots of paint, brushes scattered everywhere. He probably stepped back, squinted, and then dove back in, adding another vibrant layer. I bet he had to make a lot of decisions about where to put each window. His intuitive approach to color and form makes the piece feel so alive. Notice the thick outlines, like borders that contain the energy within each shape. It reminds me of a stained-glass window, each section glowing with its own unique light. Hundertwasser was definitely in conversation with artists like Paul Klee, or maybe even Gustav Klimt, borrowing their ideas but pushing the boundaries, making something totally his own. Artists are always challenging each other, and the conversation keeps evolving. It’s about embracing uncertainty, playing with ideas, and seeing where it leads.