3.9.56 II

Julius Bissier’s 1956 work, 3.9.56 II, exemplifies his profound engagement with abstract expression through a refined Art informel approach. As a distinguished figure in post-war European art, Bissier explored the interplay of color, texture, and form without representational constraints. This piece’s title, referencing a specific date, underscores a moment of artistic introspection and experimentation characteristic of mid-20th-century abstraction. The technique involves gestural brushwork and subtle layering, creating a dynamic composition that transcends narrative. 3.9.56 II stands as a testament to Bissier’s innovative contributions to the evolution of non-figurative painting during this period.