Abstraction
- Artist
- Sam Gilliam
- Date
- 1969
- Style
- Lyrical abstraction
- Genre
- Abstract
"Abstraction" by Sam Gilliam exemplifies his innovative approach to Abstract art, moving beyond the traditional flat color fields of the Washington Color School. Known for integrating process and sculptural elements, Gilliam's work highlights a dynamic exploration of Lyrical abstraction, emphasizing expressive brushwork and vibrant color interactions. His use of unconventional materials and techniques creates a sense of depth and physicality, embodying his commitment to pushing the boundaries of abstraction. This piece reflects Gilliam's influence as a pioneering figure in American abstract painting, blending formal experimentation with a poetic sensibility.
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