Cruzeiro Seixas – #41372
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A vertical red form dominates the right side of the canvas, its sharp angle suggesting dynamism or perhaps a sudden interruption. Below it, a darker, reddish-brown shape extends downwards, partially obscuring a slender, black line that descends from near the center of the composition towards the lower edge. This central line appears almost calligraphic in nature, possessing a fluidity and expressive quality distinct from the more rigid geometry surrounding it.
The artist employed a limited palette – primarily yellows, greens, reds, blacks, and browns – which contributes to the work’s subdued yet vibrant character. The brushstrokes appear loose and gestural, suggesting an immediacy of execution. There is a deliberate lack of detail; forms are simplified to their essential shapes, encouraging interpretation rather than dictating it.
The handwritten signature at the bottom introduces a personal element, grounding the abstract composition in the artist’s individual presence. It also serves as a reminder that this is not merely an arrangement of shapes but a product of human creation and intention. The subtexts within the work revolve around themes of structure versus spontaneity, control versus freedom, and the interplay between geometric order and expressive gesture. The overall effect is one of quiet contemplation, inviting viewers to engage with the underlying tensions and harmonies present in the composition.