The artwork “Ocean Park #30” was created by Richard Diebenkorn in the year 1970. It is an abstract piece belonging to the Color Field Painting movement and forms part of the “Ocean Park” series, which spans from 1968 to 1985. The medium used for this artwork includes oil, canvas, and charcoal. The dimensions of the artwork are 254 x 208.3 cm.
“Ocean Park #30” exemplifies Diebenkorn’s masterful use of color and form. The artwork features a complex interplay of geometrical shapes and a harmonious blend of colors, predominantly shades of blue, green, and earthy tones. Vertical and horizontal lines create a structured yet dynamic composition. The varying shades convey depth and subtle transitions, while the broad planes of color invite a contemplative engagement with the piece. The use of charcoal suggests the incorporation of drawing elements, adding layers of texture to the painted surface. The piece is characterized by its abstract nature, resonating with the serene, expansive qualities often found in the Color Field Painting movement.