Remus

Paul Feeley’s 1960 work Remus exemplifies the abstract genre, showcasing his skillful manipulation of form and color. As a prominent figure in mid-20th-century American art, Feeley is closely associated with Color field painting, a movement characterized by large areas of solid color and simplified shapes. Remus reflects Feeley’s signature technique of combining bold, flat planes with subtle juxtapositions, creating a harmonious balance between shape and space. The title Remus provides a conceptual anchor, inviting viewers to engage with the composition through a lens shaped by historical and cultural resonance.