Trial 1956

Conrad Marca-Relli's 1956 abstract painting *Trial* is a striking example of Abstract Expressionism. The work features a dynamic composition of black and white shapes, suggesting an energetic struggle or a dramatic event. The bold lines and contrasting tones create a sense of depth and movement, immersing the viewer in the artwork's raw and expressive energy. Marca-Relli's use of gestural marks and fragmented forms evokes a sense of spontaneity and improvisation, characteristic of Abstract Expressionist art.