Mobile 1932

"Mobile" (1932) by Alexander Calder, on display at the Tate Modern in London, is a prime example of the artist's signature kinetic sculptures. These mobiles, constructed of geometric shapes and suspended by wires, move gracefully with air currents, creating an ever-changing visual experience. Calder's mobiles, often painted in vibrant colors, explore the interplay of form, balance, and movement, captivating viewers with their dynamic and abstract qualities.