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幻灯片播放Untitled
1949
94.0 x 160.0 cm
Gestural marks and abstract forms characterize this untitled composition by Matta. They exemplify the artist’s application of "automatic" techniques associated with Surrealism, to which he was introduced by André Breton, the founder of the movement in Paris. Here, two upright, hybrid figures appear to confront, even antagonize, one another in amid a tense field punctuated with blunt passages of hot yellow and bright red. Reinterpreted by younger American artists in 1940s New York, including Jackson Pollock, Matta’s brand of biomorphic abstraction contributed to the foundation of what became known as Abstract Expressionism.
Roberto Matta（1911 – 2002）
Explore the surreal world of Roberto Matta (1911-2002)! Discover his biomorphic art, Chilean heritage & influence on Abstract Expressionism. A 20th-century icon.
