Cuerpos celestes 1946

"Cuerpos Celestes" (1946) by Rufino Tamayo is a captivating abstract painting featuring a dark blue background that evokes the vastness of the night sky. White lines resembling shooting stars and constellations are interwoven with darker, more angular forms, creating a sense of movement and depth. The painting's title, meaning "Celestial Bodies," emphasizes the celestial theme, inviting viewers to ponder the cosmic mysteries and the connection between human existence and the universe. Tamayo, known for his unique blend of Surrealism and Mexican folk art, explores the abstract possibilities of form and color to create a captivating and evocative artwork.