Abstract Composition 1969

Alice Baber's "Abstract Composition" (1969) is a vibrant and captivating work of abstract art, characterized by its bold use of color and free-flowing forms. The composition features a lively interplay of overlapping, organic shapes rendered in a range of hues, including blues, greens, reds, yellows, and pinks. The artist's fluid brushstrokes and the use of watercolor lend a sense of dynamism and ethereal lightness to the composition. The white background provides a stark contrast to the vibrant forms, emphasizing their fluidity and movement. This work exemplifies Baber's signature style, characterized by an exploration of color, form, and spatial relationships.