Taiki No. 227 1961

Manabu Mabe's abstract painting "Taiki No. 227" from 1961 is a captivating example of the artist's signature style. The piece is characterized by its use of soft, muted hues of brown, yellow, and white, evocative of a subtle, ethereal atmosphere. Delicate brushstrokes and a sense of fluidity create an engaging interplay between form and space, leaving the viewer with a sense of calm contemplation. The abstract composition invites interpretation, allowing the viewer to engage with the artwork on an emotional level. Mabe's "Taiki" series, which this piece belongs to, is known for its exploration of atmospheric effects and subtle changes in color.