Sun Sonata 1983

"Sun Sonata" (1983) is an abstract work by American artist Gene Davis (1920-1985), characterized by bold, vibrant stripes of color. The work consists of a series of vertical bands, each with a distinct hue, arranged in a grid-like composition. The colors, ranging from bright orange and yellow to deep purples and blues, create a visual symphony, evoking a sense of energy and movement. Davis, known for his innovative use of color and his contributions to the Hard-Edge painting movement, crafted a powerful and visually engaging piece in "Sun Sonata".