Painting #99-35 1999

rudolfdecrignis

pop art-esque

negative space

tactile

pop art

bright focal point

rectangle

white focal point

embossed

artificial colours

tonal art

remaining negative space

monochrome

Rudolf de Crignis' 1999 "Painting #99-35" is a prime example of monochrome painting, a minimalist style popularized by artists like Yves Klein. The artwork consists of a single, flat field of vibrant blue, inviting the viewer to engage with the color's qualities and the blank canvas's presence. De Crignis, known for his exploration of color and its psychological impact, invites us to contemplate the simplicity and power of this singular hue.