Who knows the beginning and who knows the end I
- Artist
- Blinky Palermo
- Date
- 1976
- Style
- Abstract expressionism
- Genre
- Abstract
"Who knows the beginning and who knows the end I," by Blinky Palermo (1976), exemplifies his exploration within abstract art, blending minimalist sensibilities with a refined understanding of form and space. Palermo, a key figure in abstract expressionism, employs precise techniques and subtle color variations to evoke contemplative atmospheres. The title reflects a philosophical inquiry into time, origin, and destiny, resonating with Palermo’s focus on conceptual depth through minimalist abstract compositions. The work stands as a testament to Palermo’s mastery of aesthetic clarity and metaphysical questioning within the genre.
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