Ciphers and Constellations, in Love with a Woman 1941

"Ciphers and Constellations, in Love with a Woman" is a 1941 work by Joan Miró, characteristic of his surrealist style. The painting features a simplified, almost childlike approach to the human form, with abstract elements representing the woman, like large eyes and a stylized mouth. The background is dotted with swirling lines, stars, and other symbolic shapes, creating an atmosphere of dreams and subconscious imagery. Miró's use of vivid colors and geometric forms, along with the whimsical elements, convey a sense of wonder and the beauty of the unknown. The artwork's playful and abstract nature continues to resonate with viewers today, showcasing Miró's unique artistic vision.