Cobalt

'Cobalt' (1982) by Carmen Herrera exemplifies her mastery within the Abstract and Color field painting movements. Herrera, renowned for her minimalist geometric compositions, employs precise, hard-edged techniques to create vibrant, flat planes of color. The title 'Cobalt' reflects the dominant use of deep blue hues, a hallmark of her exploration of color relationships and spatial balance. Herrera's work from this period is characterized by clarity and simplicity, focusing on the interaction of shape and color without representational distractions, reinforcing her status as a pivotal figure in contemporary abstract art.