Timaeus III and IV

Alfred Jensen's 1966 work 'Timaeus III and IV' exemplifies his mastery of abstract and abstract expressionism styles, blending precise geometric forms with dynamic gestures. Jensen, known for his meticulous use of color and symbolism, employs technique that emphasizes structure and the exploration of cosmic harmony. The title references Plato’s dialogues, suggesting a philosophical foundation, while the symmetry and balance in the composition reflect Jensen's interest in metaphysical concepts. As a significant work within the genre, it exemplifies Jensen's approach to integrating mathematical and spiritual ideas through innovative abstract art.