650A Exodus Into Space 1971

Friedensreich Hundertwasser created ‘650A Exodus Into Space’ using vibrant colors and intricate lines. I can only imagine how this came into being! It's not just about replicating reality, it's about inventing a new one, right? I can picture Hundertwasser, diving deep into his imagination, wrestling with the colors and shapes, letting intuition guide his hand. The buildings seem to have faces; the planet is criss-crossed with organic lines. All those little windows and eyes looking at the viewer, it makes you think about what he was thinking. It reminds me a bit of Paul Klee, but with a psychedelic twist. Both artists explored the boundary between abstraction and figuration, creating worlds that feel both familiar and alien. Hundertwasser's work is a reminder that painting is a conversation, a dialogue across time and space. It embraces ambiguity and uncertainty, inviting us to explore the uncharted territories of the imagination.