White Flashing 1969

"White Flashing" (1969) by Ivan Eyre, is an abstract painting that features a composition of geometric shapes and fragmented forms. The artwork is notable for its use of bold colors and its flat, two-dimensional style. The composition is dominated by a large, white, vertical rectangle placed against a light pink background, creating a sense of depth and perspective. The contrasting colors and geometric forms create a dynamic and visually striking effect. Eyre's use of color and shape is reminiscent of the Pop Art movement and its exploration of mass-produced objects. "White Flashing" is a prime example of the artist's distinctive style and his ability to translate the complexities of the human experience into abstract forms.