Music to Be Seen (Open Edge Series)
- Artist
- Ulfert Wilke
- Date
- 1976
- Style
- Abstract expressionism
- Genre
- Abstract
Ulfert Wilke's 1976 work, Music to Be Seen (Open Edge Series), exemplifies his mastery within the Abstract expressionism movement. The piece integrates dynamic ink and acrylic techniques, showcasing Wilke’s fluid command of materials in creating vivid, abstract compositions. The title Music to Be Seen suggests a synesthetic exploration, where visual rhythm and movement evoke auditory sensations through bold, gestural forms. As part of the Open Edge Series, the artwork emphasizes openness and edge interplay, pushing the boundaries of traditional abstraction with an energetic, expressive style that resonates with the core principles of mid-20th century abstract art.
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