Acrux

Acrux is a striking work by Paul Feeley rendered in oil-based enamel on canvas, housed in the artist's own frame. The painting exemplifies Feeley's signature hard-edge approach, featuring bold, precisely defined biomorphic forms in vivid colors that balance playfulness with geometric rigor. The smooth, luminous surface achieved through enamel paint gives the composition a crisp, graphic quality that reflects the artist's pivotal role in bridging Abstract Expressionism and the emerging formalist movements of the 1960s.