Untitled (in 5 parts) 1987

"Untitled (in 5 parts)" (1987) by Gunther Forg is a striking example of abstract painting. The work is comprised of five separate canvases, each featuring a distinct color combination. The artist's bold use of color, with each canvas divided into two horizontal bands, is characteristic of Forg's work and evokes a sense of simplicity and pure abstraction. The paintings' minimalist form and use of basic geometric shapes leave the viewer to interpret their meaning, engaging with the work on an emotional and visceral level. Forg's abstract style is a departure from traditional representational art, and his focus on color and composition showcases the power of these elements to evoke a sense of depth and emotion.