Arpa 1964

Paul Feeley's "Arpa" (1964) is a vibrant abstract painting characterized by a rhythmic arrangement of simple curved forms against a bold blue background. The composition is comprised of colorful, semi-circular shapes, reminiscent of "jellybeans" or "candy" with white outlines, that create a sense of visual rhythm and movement. Feeley's use of color, geometric forms, and repetition exemplifies his signature style, which is often associated with hard-edge abstraction and geometric abstraction.