The artwork titled “Spectrum Colors Arranged by Chance VI” was created by artist Ellsworth Kelly in 1951. This piece is associated with the Hard Edge Painting movement and belongs to the abstract genre.
The artwork features a seemingly random and vivid arrangement of colored squares on a dark background. The composition brims with a sense of ordered chaos, with colors ranging from bright yellows and reds to cool blues and greens. Each square is meticulously placed with no apparent pattern, embodying the spirit of chance that the title suggests. The juxtaposition of vibrant colors against the dark background creates a striking visual contrast, exemplifying the Hard Edge Painting movement’s clean, sharp lines and geometric precision.
