The Sun Recircled 1966

"The Sun Recircled" is a 1966 abstract work by Jean Arp, a key figure in the Dada and Surrealist movements, known for his biomorphic, organic forms. The artwork features a circular composition with a single, large, beige-toned shape that resembles a sun against a light blue background. Within the circle are three simplified, abstract forms in black and white, reminiscent of organic shapes or even human figures, echoing Arp's fascination with chance and the subconscious. This piece exemplifies Arp's signature style, where playful and seemingly random arrangements of forms create a sense of both order and chaos. Currently housed at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, "The Sun Recircled" is a testament to Arp's mastery of abstract art and his lasting influence on the art world.