Yin and Yang Again 1971

"Yin and Yang Again" (1971) is a gouache painting by Alexander Calder, known for his mobiles and abstract sculptures. The piece features a bold, playful arrangement of colorful circles and black lines against a warm off-white background, a signature style of the artist, who was a pioneer of abstract art. The title references the yin-yang symbol, featured prominently in a central circle, suggesting a balance of opposing forces in the artwork's composition. This playful abstract painting showcases Calder's exploration of color and form, creating a dynamic and visually engaging experience.