Blue Balls VIII by Sam Francis

Blue Balls VIII 1962

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Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), Los Angeles, CA, US

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stencil art

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childish illustration

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acrylic

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teenage art

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possibly oil pastel

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fluid art

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acrylic on canvas

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spray can art

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watercolour illustration

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watercolor

"Blue Balls VIII," a 1962 work by American abstract expressionist Sam Francis, is a striking example of his signature style. Characterized by bold, organic shapes, the piece features vibrant blue circles, evoking the artist's fascination with color and form. The swirling white and blue contours on a white background, as well as the splatter of paint, create a dynamic and energetic composition, highlighting the artist's gestural approach to painting. Francis's use of vibrant colors and fluid lines in "Blue Balls VIII" reflects his interest in exploring the expressive potential of abstract art.

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