Un rouge trois bleus 1973

"Un rouge trois bleus" (1973) is a hard-edge abstract painting by French artist Aurelie Nemours. The painting, which consists of four solid squares in red, blue, and a lighter blue, is a quintessential example of the artist's minimalist approach to color and composition. Known for her geometric compositions, Nemours explored color as a primary element of artistic expression, creating a sense of balance and tension through the juxtaposition of simple shapes and vibrant hues. Her work, frequently described as 'pure painting', continues to resonate with viewers interested in the reductive aesthetic of abstract art.