Morre XXII 1994

Al Held’s *Morre XXII* (1994) is a classic example of abstract geometric painting. Held, a prominent figure in the New York School, created this work using a limited palette of vibrant colors and bold shapes, primarily circles that overlap and interact, creating a dynamic and visually captivating composition. The artist's use of simple forms and flat color evokes a sense of order and balance, characteristic of Hard-Edge painting, while the overlapping circles introduce an element of playful irregularity.