Rossorosa (Redpink) 1966

Carla Accardi's "Rossorosa (Redpink)" from 1966 is a vibrant and dynamic example of her abstract art. The work features a bold, geometric composition of bright orange shapes against a hot pink background. The repeated, curved forms create a sense of rhythm and movement, while the use of fluorescent colors evokes a sense of energy and vitality. Accardi was a prominent figure in the Italian art scene of the 1960s and her work often explored themes of color, form, and space. "Rossorosa (Redpink)" exemplifies her fascination with the expressive potential of geometric shapes and her ability to create visually arresting and thought-provoking works of art.