Signed lower right “Paul Feeley”.
Sizes:
Frame: 21 × 16 in | 55 × 42 cm
Artwork: 17 × 11.8 in | 43 × 30 cm
Condition:
Good vintage condition with some signs of wear. Framed.
This untitled work by Paul Feeley from the 1960s is a minimalist exploration of color and form, emblematic of his distinct style. The composition centers around a vibrant, organic shape in red, white, and green, set against a deep blue background. The central form, with its soft, rounded edges, has a symmetrical, almost emblem-like quality, giving the piece a sense of balance and harmony.
Feeley’s use of color is both bold and restrained, allowing the rich blue background to dominate while the contrasting central shape draws the viewer’s eye to its simplicity and geometric purity. The painting’s straightforward composition and strong color contrasts reflect the influence of Color Field painting and Minimalism, movements that Feeley helped shape. This piece exemplifies his approach to abstraction, focusing on the interaction between color, shape, and space to create a contemplative and visually striking artwork.