Steel Fish 1934

"Steel Fish" is a 1934 mobile sculpture by Alexander Calder. Composed of thin wires, and simple shapes like discs and teardrops, this kinetic work is a prime example of Calder's abstract and playful approach to art. The sculpture's parts are carefully balanced to create a sense of delicate movement and visual rhythm. This piece exemplifies Calder's iconic approach to abstract sculpture, where the interplay of form, color, and movement creates a dynamic and engaging experience for viewers.