Hypergraphie 1971

"Hypergraphie" (1971) by Isidore Isou is a vibrant work that exemplifies the artist's unique approach to art. Known for his contributions to the Lettrist International, a movement rejecting traditional art forms, Isou explored the relationship between language, visual expression, and the subconscious. This piece features bold lines and a striking color scheme of yellow, orange, blue, and white, creating an abstract composition that resembles a stylized figure. The artist's signature script, "Isidore Isou/71," at the bottom adds a personal touch and dates the artwork, further emphasizing its connection to the artist's personal style. The work can be classified as a graphic painting, highlighting Isou's interest in experimental artistic forms that transcend conventional boundaries.