Don't Get Lost

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Don’t get Lost puts a new angle on the saying “to think in black and white”! An abstract art work that would be hard to tire of – Every time you view this oil painting you are able to find something new. So you could easily become lost in thought: Mesmerized even! Don’t get lost is a monochromatic linear composition which has quite literally been moved around. Black white and grey lines have been squared and then shifted creating a maze effect that is stimulating to the eye as well as the mind.

Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky was the heart of the world famous Blue Rider group and was the first artist to be referred to as Abstract. World War I dispersed the group and Kandinsky returned to homeland Russia. Nevertheless abstract art had captured the imagination of European artists and collectors:

In 1921 the Blue Four - Kandinsky, Klee, Jawelensky, and Feininger - exhibited abstract oil expressionist paintings in America in 1924 after which younger painters in the US began experimenting with abstract concepts and ideas. In many ways the saying holds true for this oil painting – It is certainly polar - black and white - but in this instance there are grey areas. And as we all know, there is a beauty to shades of grey: Enjoy the freedom of them but Don’t Get Lost!