Graphisme concret 1952

joanmiro

quirky sketch

hand drawn type

curved letter used

abstract

personal sketchbook

hand-drawn typeface

sketchbook drawing

watercolour bleed

watercolour illustration

sketchbook art

watercolor

"Graphisme concret" (1952) by Joan Miró is a striking example of abstract art. Miró, known for his biomorphic and surrealist works, created a composition of simple, bold forms on a light background. Black, grey, and a touch of red dominate the piece, with lines, circles, and a prominent star shape forming a dynamic visual language. The artwork's abstract nature invites viewers to interpret its meaning, while its simplicity and vibrancy make it a visually captivating and engaging piece.