Camping II 1970

"Camping II" (1970) by Raoul De Keyser is a striking example of abstract art with a minimalist aesthetic. The painting is characterized by bold, simplified forms in a limited palette of blue, green, white, and black. The abstract shapes evoke a sense of landscape, suggesting a tent, perhaps, or other elements of a camping scene, hence the title. De Keyser's work is often associated with Hard-Edge painting, a style emphasizing geometric shapes and flat planes. The clean lines and flat color fields create a sense of balance and harmony, inviting viewers to contemplate the interplay of form and color.