Below the bridge 1995

Alfred Freddy Krupa's "Below the bridge" (1995) is a minimalist ink drawing, a study in line and form. The piece depicts a bridge and boats in an abstract style, the artist utilizing gestural strokes to capture the essence of the scene. The use of black ink on white paper creates a stark contrast, drawing the viewer's eye to the interplay of lines and the negative space surrounding them. This work exemplifies Krupa's interest in simplifying the complexities of the natural world through abstraction, capturing the essence of a scene with economical means.