The artwork titled “Tableau De Bord, Décoration Pour Le Palais De L’Air, Exposition Internationale Des Arts Et Des Techniques Dans La Vie Moderne” was created by Sonia Delaunay in 1937. It belongs to the Orphism art movement and is categorized within the design genre. This piece is part of a series of murals created for the Paris Exposition Internationale des Arts et Techniques dans la Vie Moderne.
The artwork exhibits a vibrant and dynamic composition, characterized by concentric circles and geometric forms that create a harmonious and rhythmic visual experience. The central circular motif is surrounded by various smaller circles, each containing complex, abstract designs. The use of bold, contrasting colors such as red, blue, yellow, and green reflects the influence of the Orphism movement, which focuses on pure abstraction and bright hues to convey a sense of motion and emotion. The overall effect is both modern and futuristic, fitting the theme of the exposition for which it was commissioned. The mural is displayed in a gallery setting, highlighting its large scale and making a strong visual impact on viewers.
