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Steel sculpture on plexi foot - Handsigned and numbered at the back by the artist. // Jazz by Geneviève Claisse is a 1966 mixed-media sculpture that features bold, angular black steel shapes arranged dynamically on a white background, resting on a plexiglass base. The interplay of sharp, fragmented triangular forms suggests a rhythm and energy reminiscent of jazz music, embodying a visual sense of improvisation and movement. Claisse’s arrangement of shapes demonstrates her commitment to geometric abstraction, with each element carefully positioned to create a sense of balance and tension. This hand-signed and numbered edition encapsulates Claisse's minimalist approach, inviting viewers to explore the balance between form, space, and negative space within a restrained monochromatic palette.
Jazz, 1966
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Steel sculpture on plexi foot - Handsigned and numbered at the back by the artist. // Jazz by Geneviève Claisse is a 1966 mixed-media sculpture that features bold, angular black steel shapes arranged dynamically on a white background, resting on a plexiglass base. The interplay of sharp, fragmented triangular forms suggests a rhythm and energy reminiscent of jazz music, embodying a visual sense of improvisation and movement. Claisse’s arrangement of shapes demonstrates her commitment to geometric abstraction, with each element carefully positioned to create a sense of balance and tension. This hand-signed and numbered edition encapsulates Claisse's minimalist approach, inviting viewers to explore the balance between form, space, and negative space within a restrained monochromatic palette.
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What is Hard Edge Art?
Hard Edge art is a style of abstract painting that became popular in the 1960s. It features areas of color separated by crisp, sharp edges that are painted with geometric precision. The term hard-edge painting was coined by art critic Jules Langsner to describe this approach, which contrasts with the softer, more fluid forms of other abstract styles.