California 1967

"California" (1967) by Ulfert Wilke is an abstract painting that utilizes a dynamic black and white color palette. The artwork features a multitude of overlapping and interconnecting shapes that appear as abstract symbols or glyphs, creating a vibrant and energetic visual experience. Wilke's use of bold black lines and forms, along with the contrasting white space, enhances the graphic quality of the piece, making it reminiscent of abstract expressionism and geometric abstraction. The work's dynamism and expressive quality make it a compelling example of the artist's unique style.