Tricomplex 1959

Leo Leuppi made 'Tricomplex', and you can tell he was really into how shapes and colors play together. Looking closely, I see this web of blues, reds, and yellows interacting with the underpainting. The paint isn’t super thick, but it's laid down in a way that makes you feel the canvas. Like, you can almost feel the brushstrokes even though they're pretty smooth. See that spot where the blue square meets the white circle? It’s not just about color, it’s about how the colors bleed into each other, changing their tone as they interact. It’s like he's setting up little moments of surprise. Thinking about artists who play with color and geometric forms, someone like Josef Albers comes to mind. What do you think?