Integration 40 x 39 cmóleo sobre madeiraass 1986
marthaboto
pop art-esque
abstract expressionism
random pattern
pattern
pop art
geometric pattern
abstract pattern
water
abstract art
psychedelic
funky pattern
pattern in nature
"Integration" (1986) by Brazilian artist Martha Boto, who lived from 1925 to 2004, is an abstract artwork featuring a dynamic composition of geometric shapes and organic forms. The piece is dominated by a dark blue background, reminiscent of a starry night sky, with smaller, contrasting blue, white, and turquoise shapes. The artwork displays a sense of movement and depth, evoking the concept of integration through the interplay of form and space. The use of geometric cubes alongside free-flowing organic shapes suggests a fusion of contrasting elements, highlighting Boto's exploration of abstract expressionism and her interest in exploring the relationship between order and chaos.
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