Space Whorls 1964
painting, acrylic-paint
painting
pop art
acrylic-paint
abstract
form
geometric
pop-art
line
modernism
"Space Whorls" is a 1964 gouache on paper artwork by American artist Alexander Calder. This abstract work is typical of Calder's later artistic style, and features his signature bold color choices and dynamic geometric forms. Though known primarily for his mobiles, Calder produced a wide body of work spanning sculpture, painting, and drawing. He explored dynamic forms, bold colors, and geometric patterns to create lively and engaging works, as seen in "Space Whorls". The painting is comprised of whirling black and white forms, set against a vibrant yellow backdrop. This unique combination of color and movement reflects Calder's fascination with the universe and its endless possibilities.
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