The artwork titled “They Tens Mainstay IV” by Hilma af Klint, created in 1907, employs oil, paper, and tempera as its mediums. This piece belongs to the Abstract Art movement and is classified within the abstract genre.
The artwork features a vibrant array of spirals, circles, and organic shapes, predominantly in hues of orange, yellow, purple, and black. The swirls and circles, varying in size and color, appear interconnected by sinuous lines, creating a complex interplay of forms. The focal point of the artwork is a large, multi-layered circle that dominates the upper section, encircled by a series of smaller circles and coiled shapes. The background, painted in a rich reddish-orange tone, enhances the dynamism and intensity of the abstract forms. The overall composition embodies the essence of abstract art, emphasizing form and color over representational accuracy.
