“Silverfish III,” created by Peter Alexander in 1981, epitomizes the Neo-Expressionist movement and is classified within the abstract genre. The artwork features an intricate composition of amorphous shapes and textures, predominantly characterized by shimmering silver elements that give the piece its name. These silver components intermingle with splashes of red, black, and translucent segments, creating a dynamic interplay of colors and forms. The irregular, fragmented nature of the elements contributes to a chaotic yet harmonious visual aesthetic, reflecting the emotive intensity typical of Neo-Expressionism.
