Boomerangs 1941

"Boomerangs" (1941) is a mobile sculpture by American artist Alexander Calder, known for his innovative use of abstract shapes and dynamic movement. This piece features a series of brightly colored, suspended forms, including two black ovals, a blue teardrop, a red crescent and yellow boomerang-shaped elements, all balanced by a delicate network of wires and chains. The mobile's movement creates a captivating visual rhythm as the forms gently sway and interact, embodying the spirit of Calder's signature style, known as kinetic art.