drawing, graphite
abstract-expressionism
drawing
calligraphic
abstraction
line
graphite
watercolor
calligraphy
Cy Twombly, born in 1928, made this untitled work using chaotic and layered pencil markings on a neutral ground. Twombly emerged in the mid-20th century, a period marked by significant shifts in artistic expression, as well as cultural and political change. His work often defies traditional representation, instead he develops a unique visual language influenced by classical literature, mythology, and history. His scrawled lines and abstract forms challenge conventional notions of painting and drawing. Twombly's art can be seen as a form of personal expression, reflecting his internal state and emotions. The act of mark-making becomes a physical and emotional release, creating a space for the artist to explore his inner world. Each mark is a whisper of the artist's presence, a testament to the act of creation itself.
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