The artwork, titled “Three Rebels (Trois désordinateurs),” was crafted by the artist Pierre Alechinsky in 1967. It belongs to the Surrealism art movement and is classified within the figurative genre.
The artwork depicts three abstract, humanoid figures rendered in an intricate, linear style. Dominated by warm red hues with contrasting cool green accents in the background, the figures are intricately interwoven with one another, creating a sense of dynamic connectedness. Each figure is highly stylized with exaggerated, almost mechanical features, invoking a sense of rebellion and disarray, reflective of the title. The background features erratic, green brushstrokes that further emphasize the chaotic and surreal nature of the scene. The composition, with its blend of abstraction and detail, invites the viewer to delve into the complexities of surrealism and the figurative genre.
