Untitled 1932

alexandercalder

rhythmical white colour

monochromatic

abstract shape

natural shape and form

monochromatic tone

sculpture

sculptural image

abstract form

white focal point

line

abstract composition

"Untitled" (1932) is a classic example of a mobile by Alexander Calder, a pioneer of kinetic sculpture. Composed of suspended geometric forms, the mobile utilizes weight and balance to create a constantly shifting composition. The viewer is invited to observe the delicate interplay of light and shadow, as the white spheres move in response to air currents, creating a dynamic and mesmerizing visual experience. This is a quintessential example of Calder's artistic vocabulary, where the elements of chance and movement are integral to the aesthetic.