Rising Moon
- Artist
- Hans Hofmann
- Date
- 1964
- Style
- Abstract expressionism
- Genre
- Abstract
"Rising Moon" by Hans Hofmann (1964) exemplifies his mastery in Abstract art within the Abstract expressionism movement. Hofmann, renowned for his innovative use of color and form, employs oil paint to create dynamic, layered surfaces that evoke energy and movement. This piece interprets the title through bold, sweeping shapes and vibrant hues, suggesting the ascent or emergence of the moon. The work’s gestural brushstrokes and expansive composition exemplify Hofmann's pioneering approach to abstraction, emphasizing the emotional and visual power of his artistic technique.
Related artworks
- L'alphabet (Samel) by Jules Perahim
- Amorphous Figures by Jules Perahim
- Composition with three heads (from sketchbook 13) by Theo van Doesburg
- L'alphabet 5 (Gimel) by Jules Perahim
- Les Roses sont belles by Roberto Matta
- Dance I by Theo van Doesburg
- Manual by Robert Ryman
- Ear of Earth by Nicolas Carone
- Double Vision (Double vue) by Pierre Alechinsky
- Full Page (Pleine page) by Pierre Alechinsky