Mojabe 1966

"Mojabe" is an abstract painting created by Norman Bluhm in 1966. The artwork is characterized by bold, gestural brushstrokes in a limited color palette of black, white, purple, gold, and brown, which create a sense of depth and movement across the canvas. Bluhm's style, often associated with Abstract Expressionism, is marked by spontaneity and a focus on the physical act of painting, leaving visible traces of the artist's hand. "Mojabe" exemplifies Bluhm's exploration of color, form, and space, inviting viewers to contemplate the interplay between abstract elements.