Poltergeist 1964
charleshinman
mixed-media, sculpture
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mixed-media
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minimalism
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colour-field-painting
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geometric
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sculpture
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abstraction
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pop-art
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line
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hard-edge-painting
"Poltergeist," created in 1964 by Charles Hinman, is an abstract painting characterized by its bold, geometric shapes and vibrant colors. The piece features a central white space that appears to be a void, surrounded by a series of curved, colored bands radiating outward, evoking a sense of movement and energy. The strong contrasts of the colors, including red, blue, green, black, and yellow, create a dynamic composition, drawing the viewer's eye through the artwork. Hinman's abstract work reflects the artistic movement of the mid-20th century and is a prime example of Geometric Abstract art.
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