Abstract Expressionism Drawing: Chromatic Whirlwind
An example of …
Abstract expressionism refers to a style of abstract art that emerged in the 1940s and 1950s, pioneered by American artists like Jackson Pollock, and Willem de Kooning.
This movement is often distinguished by its gestural brushstrokes, dynamic mark-making, and an overall sense of spontaneity.
Chromatic Whirlwind — Redemoinho Cromático
Chromatic Whirlwind: an original drawing on paper.
Description: This abstract artwork is a vibrant and energetic composition combining various elements and techniques.
The piece features a dynamic interplay of bold colors, including red, green, yellow, pink, and black, set against a white background.
The artwork is characterized by a mix of fluid, curvilinear lines, and more structured, geometric shapes.
Black ink lines create intricate patterns and forms throughout the piece, ranging from loose scribbles to more defined shapes that suggest abstract figures or objects.
Splashes of color are applied in different styles — some areas feature broad strokes, while others have more controlled, linear applications.
