The artwork titled “Paysage au croissant de lune” was created by Zao Wou-Ki in 1949. It belongs to the Art Informel movement and falls under the landscape genre.
The artwork depicts a dreamlike, stylized landscape, characterized by its monochromatic palette composed of varying shades of black and white. The scene includes an array of abstractly rendered trees, which appear to blend seamlessly into the surrounding terrain and sky. The composition is dominated by an expressive use of brushwork, creating a sense of movement and depth. In the background, a crescent moon is visible, adding a touch of narrative and mystique to the ethereal landscape. The trees, rendered in both bold and delicate strokes, give the piece a balance between solidity and whimsy. Overall, the artwork exudes an atmospheric quality, capturing the viewer’s imagination through its evocative style.
