Triptyque ocre-violet-rouge 1965

Fernand Leduc's "Triptyque ocre-violet-rouge" (1965) exemplifies his signature style of geometric abstraction, utilizing bold color blocks and simplified forms. The triptych is divided into three vertical panels, each dominated by a contrasting color: ochre, violet, and rouge. Against these vibrant backgrounds, Leduc creates a rhythmic interplay of curved and angular shapes in a complementary pale yellow, emphasizing the abstract composition's dynamic energy and visual tension. Leduc's use of limited color and simplified forms evokes a sense of pure visual expression, inviting the viewer to engage with the abstract composition on its own terms.