Viaje En Círculos Imaginarios 1950

Sandu Darie made *Viaje En Círculos Imaginarios* with paint, creating a world of geometric play. It's all about process; Darie seems to be figuring things out as he goes, making marks and shapes that dance together on the canvas. The texture is smooth, the colors are flat, and yet there's a real physicality to it. Look at how the light blue and yellow triangles overlap and intersect, almost like paper cutouts arranged on a surface. There's a sense of depth, but it's all an illusion, created by the careful placement of color and form. The red circle behind it all feels like a sun, both anchoring the composition and pushing it forward. This piece reminds me a bit of Sophie Taeuber-Arp’s playful abstraction, where geometry and color come together to create a joyful, almost musical composition. It shows how art is a conversation, an ongoing exploration of form, color, and space.