Torsions Mobilo-Static 1967

Walter Leblanc made this, uh, 'Torsions Mobilo-Static', and it's all about the energy of lines, right? It's like he's caught movement in a still frame, which is kind of a magic trick. The texture, well, it's all in those lines – they’re tight, so tight, creating this buzzy surface. Up close, you can see the paint isn't trying to hide anything; it's there, doing its job, making the image vibrate. And those blues and blacks, they're not just colors; they're like a mood, shifting as you look at them. Check out how each line sort of leans into the next, creating this rhythm across the whole piece, it's like a weird optical dance. It reminds me a little of Bridget Riley, you know, how she messes with your eyes, but Leblanc does it with this, like, quiet intensity. It's not just something to look at; it’s something to feel.