POMEGRANATE 1949

"POMEGRANATE" is a 1949 mobile by Alexander Calder, known for his groundbreaking work in abstract, kinetic sculpture. The work features a black, wire armature that gracefully extends from a rectangular base. From the armature, black and red cut-out forms hang, evoking the shape of a pomegranate flower and leaves. Calder's mobiles are a stunning marriage of sculpture, balance, and movement, inviting viewers to experience art in a dynamic and engaging way.