#14D
- Artist
- Paul Reed
- Date
- 1964
- Style
- Abstract expressionism
- Genre
- Abstract
Paul Reed’s 1964 work, titled '#14D,' exemplifies the precision and systematic approach of Abstract expressionism, a movement known for its emphasis on spontaneous, yet controlled, artistic processes. As an influential figure within this genre, Reed applies a disciplined technique characterized by geometric forms and layered color fields that push the boundaries of abstract painting. The numerical title '#14D' reflects the artist’s interest in seriality and variation, underscoring a methodical exploration of color and form. This piece embodies Reed’s commitment to formal rigor while engaging with the expansive possibilities of abstraction.
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