“728 Meadowman” is an artwork by Friedensreich Hundertwasser, created in 1974 using the techniques of aquatint and etching. It belongs to the Transautomatism art movement and is categorized under the figurative genre.
The artwork depicts a vivid and surreal human face rendered in what can be described as Hundertwasser’s signature style, characterized by vibrant colors and intricate patterns. The face is composed of swirling organic shapes and geometric elements, seamlessly blending natural forms with abstract designs. The eyes are particularly striking, with a captivating golden hue set against a dark, blue-tinged visage. The lips are deep red, accentuating the almost mystical appearance of the figure. Surrounding the face and interwoven into its features are various circular and rectangular motifs and intricate details that invite closer inspection. The background transitions from a yellowish gradient on the left to a darker hue on the right, adding depth and contrast to the central figure. The overall composition reflects Hundertwasser’s distinctive vision and imaginative approach to art.
