“Watusi (Hard Edge)” is an abstract artwork created by Alma Woodsey Thomas in 1963. The art movement associated with this piece is Hard Edge Painting, characterized by its use of precisely defined geometric shapes and sharp transitions between colors.
The artwork features an array of vibrant, colorful shapes that interlock and overlap against a background of white and light blue. The shapes are predominantly large and varied, with distinct edges that contribute to the overall abstract composition. The colors used range from bold reds, greens, and oranges to more subdued hues of black and shades of blue, creating a dynamic and visually stimulating piece.