Boneca
- Artist
- Ivan Serpa
- Style
- Art informel
- Genre
- Figurative
"Boneca" by Ivan Serpa is a compelling example of mid-20th-century Brazilian art, created in 1958. Serpa, a pioneering figure in concretism and Art informel, employs a figurative approach that subtly explores form and material. The work’s technique emphasizes expressive, gestural brushwork characteristic of Art informel, reflecting an intuitive, textured style. With its evocative title, "Boneca" invites viewers to interpret the work’s symbolic or anthropomorphic elements, blending abstraction with figurative hints that speak to Serpa’s innovative blend of genres and techniques.
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