Lord of the Rainbow

"Lord of the Rainbow" by Alice Baber (1976) exemplifies her mastery within the Abstract and Abstract expressionism genres. Baber, known for her pioneering use of vibrant color and dynamic compositions, explores the emotive power of form and hue. Her technique often involves layered, textured surfaces that evoke a sense of spontaneity and depth. The title suggests a grand, almost mythic presence associated with the spectrum of colors, resonating with her intuitive, sensory approach to abstraction. Baber's work captures a luminous, expressive vision that invites viewers into a vivid, immersive experience.