Microchromie, gris puissance [6] 1977

"Microchromie, gris puissance [6]" is a 1977 abstract painting by Fernand Leduc, a French artist known for his minimalist approach to color. The work consists of eighteen squares of varying shades of gray, arranged in a grid, showcasing Leduc’s exploration of subtle color variations and their impact on the viewer’s perception. This piece exemplifies Leduc's signature "Microchromie" series, where he meticulously investigates the nuances of chromatic fields, pushing the boundaries of color perception and inviting the audience to engage with the subtle interplay of tones.