Yellow line 1992

"Yellow Line" is an abstract painting created in 1992 by Japanese artist Kazuo Shiraga. The artwork exemplifies Shiraga's signature style, characterized by bold, energetic strokes of black and yellow paint that create a dynamic, gestural composition. Shiraga's work is often associated with the Gutai Art movement, which emerged in Japan in the 1950s and was known for its emphasis on performance, experimentation, and a rejection of traditional art forms. The artist's spontaneous and expressive brushwork captures the raw energy of the creative process and invites viewers to engage with the work on an intuitive level.