Site Inhabited by Objects 1965

Jean Dubuffet's "Site Inhabited by Objects" (1965) is a vibrant example of his "Art Brut" style. This abstract painting is characterized by a chaotic yet captivating interplay of lines and shapes, creating a sense of a dense, almost urban environment. The use of bold colours, particularly red and blue, adds to the energy and intensity of the composition. "Site Inhabited by Objects" is a powerful testament to Dubuffet's fascination with the raw and untamed aspects of art and life. Currently, the artwork can be viewed at the Tate Britain in London, UK.