The artwork, created by Eva Hesse in 1960, is an untitled piece that contributes to the Abstract Expressionism art movement and falls under the genre of figurative art.
In the artwork, a dynamic interplay of colors and abstract forms takes predominance. The composition features a palette dominated by hues of yellow, blue, and muted tones, creating an evocative visual experience. Bold, sweeping strokes in varying shades of yellow form the background, while broad, gestural applications of blue and white paint suggest abstracted, perhaps vaguely organic shapes towards the center. These central elements, resembling ovoid forms, stand out against the more textured and roughly rendered environs, hinting at a depth and movement within the piece. The layering and intermingling of colors, coupled with the expressive application of paint, embody the essential characteristics of Abstract Expressionism.
