Ice (4) 1989

"Ice (4)" is an abstract painting by Gerhard Richter, completed in 1989. It is characterized by its abstract, gestural style, with vibrant colors and thick layers of paint. Richter utilizes the squeegee technique, a method that creates a unique texture and abstract forms on the canvas. The painting explores themes of nature, atmosphere, and the ephemeral nature of time. The abstract strokes evoke the idea of ice melting and flowing, creating an ethereal and evocative composition.