Grand Nucleus 1966

heliooiticica

Private Collection

abstract expressionism

abstract painting

semi abstract

minimal geometric

neo expressionist

abstract form

hot abstract

abstract composition

geometric form

orange

geometric figure

Helio Oiticica's 1966 "Grand Nucleus" is a prime example of his groundbreaking work in Neo-Concrete art, a movement that emerged from the Concrete art movement. The installation consists of a grid of suspended yellow panels that create an interactive environment. The viewer is invited to move through the space, experiencing the interplay of light, shadow, and form. Oiticica's use of bold color and simple geometric forms draws inspiration from the everyday world, transforming everyday objects into art.